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To: Gary Korn who wrote (29275)	1/4/1998 10:07:00 AM
From: Gary Korn	Respond to of 61433

Pete, Here is your 4Q cummulation system w/o correcting for the CSCC merger. It becomes a "leading" indicator, but I don't think it is fair to fail to account for the CSCC merger-related loss: 0.09/share (end of 94) 0.11/share --> 0.14/share --> 0.17/share --> 0.25/share (end of 95) 0.38/share --> 0.56/share --> 0.73/share --> 0.94/share (end of 96) (0.1)/share --> (.59)/share --> (.62)/share --> (.74)/share(end of 97) Gary Korn

To: Gary Korn who wrote (29275)	1/4/1998 10:07:00 AM
From: Jeff Jordan	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 61433

Gary, It is still my opinion that we will see the "Mory Effect" * this Qtr. My last guess was .25 1.09 but I'm still hoping for a bigger surprise. * The Mory Effect is where Wall Street pissed off the CEO Jeff

To: Gary Korn who wrote (29275)	1/4/1998 10:12:00 AM
From: username	Respond to of 61433

Thanks Gary and Dan, I got so caught up in my Freudian slip there that I didn't communicate fully. Thanks for the tips. I have extensive notes on ASND and just about everything else I'm interested in. Gary, sometimes it works, sometimes no. I use it along with some other filters. (Sorry guys, I'm not gonna give away every darn thing I've figured out in the last 10 years...at least not on the internet.) One of the best one last year was COMS in the spring. If you are inclined, check it out. I am perusing KMAG and didn't have that data. I used to get it off Bloomberg. For those that have Bloomberg, punch in the stock ticker and then punch ERN and you get a page where all the math is already done, along with a chart that shows both the quarterly AND the cumulative. Wonderful except you know how much Bloomberg costs. I guess it's time to reveal my way cool fundamental site too, dailystocks.com which has a super good link page. click on the banners so they don't turn it into a pay site, OK? But I still am looking for a fast way to get those numbers on any stock going back a couple of years. Thanks, pete P.S. Anybody up there in Green Bay gonna watch your boys get whupped this afternoon? Now don't get into a tizzy, you can e-mail me if you really need to respond.