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To: Beta Nasdaq who wrote (698)	4/30/1998 9:01:00 PM
From: William C Fields Jr	Respond to of 5843

Not a genius, not very difficult. Use a product like Window on Wall Street, take ten minutes to download all stock data, pop up the first screen and set your indicators and from there it's a click to the next stock. The really difficult part was the year it took to pick over 300 stocks to watch. It's really like mutual fund. I track it daily vs the S&P 400/500, Nasdaq and the DJIA. (Doesn't track the DJIA very closely, a mix of the S&P 400/Nasdaq. There would be no way to do it otherwise. I find there is no other way for me to keep the scope broad (multi sector with some depth). Right now, it's time to retire a couple of these guys and I'm searching for replacements. That's the time killer. But honestly, it works. My return on the "day-trading" account for April just calculated is 15.88%. Not great, but if you annualize, it's worth the effort. Best wishes, WCFIELDS