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To: John J H Kim who wrote (5045)1/29/1998 11:29:00 PM
From: LastShadow  Read Replies (4) | Respond to of 120523
 
Watch List 1/30:

SYMBOL CLOSE CHANGE CHANGE %

AAM 12.750 0.750 6.25%
ACCL 4.500 0.562 14.29%
ADVH 17.875 0.187 1.06%
BORL 8.000 0.781 10.82%
FGII 28.062 2.125 8.19%
FTPS 2.000 0.062 3.23%
IOM 8.687 0.562 6.92%
MDYN 11.687 1.000 9.36%
RAYS 7.125 0.062 0.88%
SFA 16.000 0.562 3.64%
SMMT 13.750 3.250 30.95%
TEAM 10.187 0.562 5.84%

TOT/AVG 8.45%

At a 31% jump SMMT may be overextended and correct in the morning.

Still Long/Bullish on:

PWAV 13.937 1.750 14.36%
ORCL 22.344 1.156 5.46%
AMMB 29.250 1.375 4.93%
IIT 15.687 0.500 3.29%
AMD 19.750 0.562 2.93%
PD 66.937 1.687 2.59%
SGI 14.750 0.312 2.16%
GM 60.125 0.875 1.48%
CPQ 30.125 0.375 1.26%
GE 77.125 0.875 1.15%
BGEN 41.500 0.375 0.91%

TOT/AVG 3.68%

A long list with a lot of strength in some of them. Dow hit a new high
and looks to continue tomorrow. I ran a Fibonacci Retracement and periodicity
cycles on the DJIA, S&P500, NAS and DJ Utilities tonight. The cycles seem to
be tightening by about a day each swing, and the new highs are outstripping
the new lows by an uncomfortable margin. Either the Dow will break 8000 in
a month or we will be out on the street holding signs reading "Will Trade for Food".
Analysts and 'experts' seem to lining up on both sides of that forecast now.
I was hoping to see some more small cap action in January, but that just isnt happening.
I suspect he new NASDAQ delisting guidleines are heavily affecting that, though.

I won't post when I think stocks are peaking, as three errors in a row shouted at
me. I believe the problem is that I when I made all the net changes for entry points
I didn't make enough corrections on the exit side (actually I overcompensated for
leveling). I will fix that, but until then, if I say it looks like possible exit time,
that will come solely from TA and experience.

I printed out my trade summaries for all my accounts for last year. For whatever its worth,
I had a 294 entries and exits (147 plays). I averaged better than 5%/trade, including costs.
That is a record number of trades for me, and I will probably back off this year somewhat...
unless I give up the day job. My goal this year is 7% per trade. We'll see...

lastshadow