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To: Boyd Hinds who wrote (24)2/20/1998 10:16:00 AM
From: Gogi  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 50
 
From Daily Graphs charts - I was looking for high RS, high EPS stocks from groups with high RS. Another requirement was: high current and future growth.

Before I started investing myself (about 2yrs ago) we would buy and hold stocks of fundamentally sound companies. Now that I'm handling our investments: even if I believe in EPIQ mid-to-long term, I use protective sell-stops to exit when the momentum changes. I'm still in but will be out long before it retraces to 13 (if ever). In the $13 area I'll be waiting to buy.

Gordana



To: Boyd Hinds who wrote (24)2/22/1998 12:28:00 AM
From: JRobinson  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 50
 
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Just curious, how did you come across EPIQ originally??
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I know this wasn't asked of me, but I'll tell you how I came across it. I use a screen with Daily Graphs (DG) that works as follows: On the top 100 RS (relative strength) list, the new additions are marked with an asterisk. I look up the alpha of those stocks(found in DG)and take the top 5 or so highest alpha's , preferably 9.99. I bought EPIQ at 8 and change using this method, SPIR at about the same (later went to 20+...without me) RADAF below 10 etc. Envirotest (ENR) is a current selection although it is a little thinly traded. You can get a 4 week trial of Daily Graphs for about $29 and I highly recommend it. The website is www.dailygraphs.com and you can sign up as a beta tester for free for a limited time. This won't show the High RS new additions, but will give you an idea if you might be interested in DG.When the NASDAQ and particularly the Russell 2000 are in an uptrend, this is an effective screen. It turns up weaker picks in a correction though that don't do much later.