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To: margaret tasset who wrote (15703)	1/6/1998 5:24:00 PM
From: Eliz2	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 27012

Hi Margaret, Neither do I watch CNBC all day if I think its going down. I dont know how many times I just ignored it and found that it rose 50 pts or so! So I decided that they really could get along without me hanging on to their every word. I have gotten into too much trouble that way. My shop is in Milford pa. Small and cute. Keeps me hopping . I sold my BKB today, had a time getting Waterhouse,as they had a hold on it because of M.L. downgrading it. but came out great. It should always be this easy but alas! Have a good evening. I have so much work to do and am getting lazy Ps I would buy BKB again

To: margaret tasset who wrote (15703)	1/6/1998 5:26:00 PM
From: Ann Janssen	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 27012

Margaret, There are several theories out there and you can even buy funds that do this. This is what I have, I saw it on briefing this morning. My broker has been telling me about it and trying to talk me into dabbeling in it. In theory they usually do pretty well. I was interested in 10 lowest performers. This year I thought I'd just set up a couple of play portfolios and see what happens. - Buy the 5 worst performing DJIA stocks in the last year and hold them for 1 year - Buy the highest yielding DJIA stocks and hold them for 1 year . - Buy the 5 lowest priced of the ten highest yielding DJIA stocks and hold them for a year. Some people recommend eliminating a stock if it happens to be the lowest priced and the highest yielding, and buying the other four, as such stocks have historically not performed well. - Buy just the second lowest priced of the ten highest yielding DJIA stocks and hold it for a year. Have a great evening. Ann