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To: Steve who wrote (824)	6/8/1998 1:54:00 AM
From: dea8	Respond to of 3291

Hi Steve FWIW Ran your (52 week high) scan ( Value) on V.4 for June 5 th Nasdq 83 stocks Newyork 72 stocks Set -- chart list ---for scan Set -- sort by ---(price as % 52 wk high) Showed 98% and 99% stocks Just for comparison (whether they were 1% of their 52 wk highs) ???? Charts should flash up in (1-3) seconds --- I'm a 166 pent Maybe empty some caches ??? Later Dean The blind leading the blind <g>

To: Steve who wrote (824)	6/8/1998 2:34:00 PM
From: Peter Greco	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 3291

Worden Bros. advertisement says you can transfer data to your hard disk instead of using CD Rom, but this does not appear to be documented. In general their documentation leaves a lot to be desired. I don't use version 4 because of the holiday garbage, but I still have it on my system. I ran the % of 52 week sort and looking at the 99% stocks, it appears they do not use the close of the day when a stock makes a new high, but I can't be sure since this also is not documented. If it wasn't for the holiday problem, I would probably use the program, since it can do some interesting sorts fast on every stock that is trading, and you can instantly add as many stocks as you want to the list of stocks you normally follow. Peter Greco