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Strategies & Market Trends : Waiting for the big Kahuna -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: William H Huebl who wrote (11391)	12/12/1997 6:02:00 AM
From: kas1	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 94695

>You get better volatility in the range over >$15 and under 75 than you do higher. >And you get more dogs under $15 extremely true. somehow (though not really) reminds me of something i read at thestreet.com: buy stocks that are around $90, cause they'll soon be at $100. i'm sure you have some ta thoughts on the numerical/aggregate side of even numbers as natural attractors (psychologically if not metaphysically)? it is fascinating how the nominal prices of stocks have such powerful effects. berkshire hathaway would be the same company if it split down to $10 a share, but somehow the high share price is such a fundamental piece of the company. same of the firms who split 10-for-11 with their stock at $15. everyone on thread: when are we going to start going long on korea? i am waiting til january for the feces to hit the fan. sure wish i could get a chunk of LG, but i think it's one of them privately held chaebols?