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To: Craig DeHaan who wrote (3320)	1/31/1998 11:48:00 PM
From: Galirayo	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 11149

[ Book Value Scan ] Craig, Thank you Sir. That works fine ... I somehow was thinking that the Entire MoneyFlowOSC statement wouldn't fit in the Min / Max Command and kept trying to abbreviate it. I have the MoneyFlow Statement in most all of my scans and am trying to find another way to work around it's loss in Rev. 2-32. I thought the MFOsc statement may do it, but had to have a way to use it in Min / Max. Here's one you may be able to improve on if you are using 2-32. Played CMYN off this one. Up 300% Fri. But this one REQUIRES DD. Some are in Litigation. Here's Fridays list. Message 3312052 // BookVal Scan 1/98 // By Ray Cunningham Output="Book Value" ;If Bookvalue > Close(0) and //EPS > 0 and // optional Rev1growth > 50 then; Println Symbol ," ,"," BookVal "," ,",close(0):7:3," ,", Bookvalue:7:2," ,", PE:5:0," ,", (Bookvalue-close(0)):7:2," ,", ((close(0)/Bookvalue)*100)-100:7:2,"% ,", EPS:5:2," ,", date(0):12 ;Endif;