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To: Oral Roberts who wrote (3468)	8/11/1998 6:42:00 PM
From: steve goldman	Respond to of 4969

Needle in a haystack...maybe someone else has it but I dont have an 'index' for it. Year to date, understand, that buying any bounces except for large caps has failed...split market in that few are trading at their highs and more stocks are right near their lows...typical bear slide...but value plays usually win out, just need patience and an eye to seperate beaten down from crap, if there is a difference...CCI at 9 a few years back...INTC at 25 about 2 years ago, the list goes on..but trust me, when intc was 25 (split adjusted), it was facing a flaw in a chip, suits and settlements and the july 1996 tech correction had occurred...good gets better, bad gets worse, a correction in the market brings everything down, yet net net, value oriented plays should outperform. question is...where is it valued, where is it overvalued? Get the answerto that, you make a lot of money. My picks in hard drives and small cap oils, disasters to date, yet I am sticking with my analysis...the picks in healthcare, midcap networkers financials have been great. I like to refer to it as a hedge! <<GGGG>> Regards, Steve