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To: joe who wrote (17301)	6/12/1998 3:32:00 PM
From: Wayners	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 45548

I did a study of Zweig's super indicator which used the 4% model of an unweighted price index, the Federal Reserve Monetary Policy Model, Consumer Credit and one other component. I found out that just using the 4% Momentum Model by itself beat the pants off the Super Indicator Model. I spent a lot of time tracking down historical data out of Barrons and entering into a spreadsheet. A lot can be said for just being a momentum player. Japan in recession is nothing new. They've been there since 1990 and I haven't seen it stunt U.S. corporate profits. Seems to me we had a July tech wreck two years ago when there were fears of Japanese bank failure. It was just a U.S. market correction.