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To: Gary Lyben who wrote (6120)8/25/1998 4:10:00 PM
From: Shinin' Times  Read Replies (5) | Respond to of 11149
 
To help me with sector analysis, I have built a .lst file which contains most of the important !**** symbols for the indexes. It came out fairly nice, utilizing the column and sort capabilities in the new list "spreadsheet" format. Col A is, of course, the symbol. Col B is major sector. Col C is sub-sector. Col D is sub-sub-sector. And col E is the QP chart "Description". Using this list file, one can sort on B, then C, then D, and have then be able to get right to sector and sub-sector index charts to help with trading decisions on either stocks or mutual funds. Also, since many of the !**** indexes are market oriented rather than sector oriented, one can go directly to a group of market oriented indexes and flip through them to get a feel for the direction and/or sentiment for the market. Since I had to do this mainly via "grunt" work, I can't provide a programming technique on building the file. However, if any of you are interested in it, I'll be happy to provide the .lst file to you. I don't have access to a web site where I can store it, so I'd have to e-mail it to you. Otherwise, if there's enough interest, perhaps one of those on the thread who has a web site may be generous enough to make it available for downloading. Best wishes and may you always BLASH or SHABL ... Fred ...... P.S. Gary, re. Y2K millions ... don't I wish! Be on a yacht just off coast of Bora Bora.