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To: Sergio H who wrote (1044)	1/1/1998 10:38:00 PM
From: Sal D	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 2377

Sergio, Here are some Ive been watching. All have been beaten down and are showing some technical improvement. All have had some good movement in December. TEL, PWA, ATA & KVN. All should fall back some, but IMO have a chance of continuing ther upward movements. TEL is at an alltime high & very small float? (for you candelstick fans TEL recently had a gravestone doji - bearish could signal the top, also a long upper shadow - typically bearish, up 40% in December I dont know what is moving there price). PWA, float 1.4m, P/E 15?(candelsticks again this time positive, there have been 6 rising windows in the last 50 candels - very bullish, I dont use candelsticks alot I have a scan set for some of the more interesting ones). ATA, float 5.8m, looks good for the intermedite term. KVN, float 1.4m, intermediate and long possibilities. None of these trade at any volume, 3 month avg. TEL 14,500 - PWA 6,600 - ATA 20,400 - KVN 11,700 I have looked at the FA on these as well and all seem to be turning around a bit but I could be wrong. You know I like DPT after your good FA report. My turnaround pick (gamble if you will) for 98 is DDL currently at 3/4, TA right now is terrible, but I think they will make a move this year. Any comments or FA / TA on any of these stocks is welcome. Do not adjust you monitor this is only a test of a stock trading system. Joe