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To: Ian@SI who wrote (18477)	4/2/1998 11:05:00 PM
From: Paul V.	Respond to of 70976

Threaders, some post from the Point and Figure Charting site. P &F Madness is Tom Dorsey's Intern. Paul V. >To: Paul V. (2162 ) From: wizzards wine Thursday, Apr 2 1998 10:25AM EST Reply # of 2202 Hi Paul, I'd have to agree. In addition we have been doing some screening based on some information received from Jan, Tom and Lobster on a formula using Valueline timeliness ,PE and ESP growth. Just reviewed the results and the only stocks in the final cut to be below the 50% point on the bell curve were AMAT and NVLS, however AMAT's RS is in a column of O's right now. NVLS looks nice on a pull back. Later Preston To: Paul V. (2162 ) From: P&F-Madness Thursday, Apr 2 1998 10:21AM EST Reply # of 2202 Hi Paul, Yes, precious metals reversed back up on their chart and still look good. I've been holding ABX since January and have done well with it. Semi's are still moving down in their sector but getting into a nice territory for a turnaround. I wouldn't be surprised to see some money managers rotating out of extended sectors into sectors in the oversold categories. Sector rotation, ya gotta love it. Wait for the semi's to reverse up and then find the gems that have held up well during the sector decline. Check the FA and then buy 'em. Take care, Jan>