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To: HerbVic who wrote (13688)	5/16/1998 4:34:00 PM
From: HerbVic	Respond to of 213182

<< OFF TOPIC >> Has anyone else started using the portfolio tracker supplied by SI? I just discovered it last week. I know. Every online service related to stocks has a portfolio tracker, but this one is handy because it is right here. And, I have stumbled onto a method of using it for a BUY SIGNAL ALERTING SYSTEM. Here's how it works. First check out this portfolio. techstocks.com Notice that the whole portfolio is set up with only one share of each issue. The buy price is actually the signal price. The price at which you want to be notified of a stock's potential bottom. When the stock drops below that price, it will be indicated in red as a negative in the portfolio. Check the list regularly. When you see a stock in RED, do the rest of the homework and perhaps buy it. It makes bottom fishing much easier. It is such a simple and useful plan, I'm sure someone else must have already thought of it. Anyone have any other ideas that might improve this selection process? HerbVic