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Strategies & Market Trends : CANSLIM - COAST TO COAST -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: David Alan Cook who wrote (3160)	3/17/1998 2:33:00 PM
From: Bruce A. Brotnov	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 6445

David, I haven't looked at INDI since a year ago when you brought it up. One that I have mentioned several times is APSG, which is up over a point today as it broke from a nice base on heavy volume CANSLIM style. <G> I also mentioned CVTI earlier today and it is up over 1 as well. MLT looks ready to move again as does your MTEL. I just need another LGWX to get a buyout. PLAT pulled back $2 on the news and may be a fairly good prospect with the addition of LGWX assets. We also had FFGI which received a buyout from CBTSY today. I think ARTS will have more to come as well, although it gave back a little today. I really think AVEI is going to be a winner in the days ahead. Bruce

To: David Alan Cook who wrote (3160)	3/17/1998 10:28:00 PM
From: Daniel Schumacher	Respond to of 6445

DC, As I mentioned before, I am an avid fan of Johnathan Steinberg and his book Midas Investor. One would think that of all people, he could turn Individual Investor (INDI) Magazine into a stock market darling. He definitely owns enough of it, and, as you mentioned, he bought it at prices higher than it is today. Its always on my watch list and I have been keeping an eye on its earnings, 10Qs, news, etc. Seems to be jumping into the internet full swing. One thing I do know, I am a subscriber to the magazine as are many on the board. You have to wonder when his own stock will make the break. Dan S.