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To: Doug R who wrote (20936)	9/1/1998 9:01:00 AM
From: Magnatizer	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 79193

Way past THUD. I think I broke something this time Well I for one am impressed with your understanding of the Afghan resistance and how it played into our situation today. Now, what are we watching to make some money today? DD again ht david

To: Doug R who wrote (20936)	9/1/1998 9:59:00 AM
From: James Strauss	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 79193

The Market... Doug: Excellent background post... For me, Japan remains the key to what will eventually happen in the world markets, including ours... With the current people in power handling the macro economic issues as if they were Tinker Toys, the world's third largest economy can cause many rumblings around the world... What you've done in the past made sense in timing your market entries and exits... This time may not be the same... We are in a worldwide Deflation that seems to effect both hard assets and equities... I think we are in a BEAR market that will give us a number of quick rallies within the context of an overall downtrend in prices... That's why I'm going to use big down days as a signal to move money into the S&P Index funds during those afternoons... My plan will be to sell the following afternoon for a 1 or 2% gain... Then wait until another big down day or until market breadth improves before making a longer term commitment on the Long side... As long a Advance/Declines and New Highs/New Lows remain sick, the market cannot sustain an advance... And... Don't forget the 13's Indicator... : > Jim

To: Doug R who wrote (20936)	9/1/1998 11:07:00 AM
From: Michael L.	Respond to of 79193

Geez, Doug, you are also a historian and a politician! Take a look at DCTC. Holding year low nicely in this stormy weather. There are positive news for this company and I see only way up from this point. But who knows what the market will do. I bought some last Thursday, I bought some today and still not sure that this is a bottom. Now DELL even sweeter than in the morning. What do you think about AMZN? The end of the bubble, or it will recover? Michael

To: Doug R who wrote (20936)	9/1/1998 5:28:00 PM
From: coaster	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 79193

Hi Doug, what do you think of ZONA as a short? its in a downtrend, I think it can go the way of VVUS into the single digits-Kel

To: Doug R who wrote (20936)	9/1/1998 7:49:00 PM
From: Warthog	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 79193

dougR Russell 2000, It appears that with another good day, both the 7 dRSI, and the 13 dRSI might be indicating an upturn. ref: topher.net ref: topher.net Wish I knew enough to know when it was coming down. collin

To: Doug R who wrote (20936)	9/1/1998 10:30:00 PM
From: Alski	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 79193

Y'all that want to day trade the S&P500 index but don't want to fool with the options need to look into SPDRs (stands for S&P Depositary Receipts, pronounced spiders). Symbol is SPY, trades on the AMEX. It's an S&P500 unit investment trust that trades just like a stock and has lower trust expenses than your average index mutual fund. Since it trades like a stock it has it's own supply and demand dynamic and can move a little more or less than the index, but usually not very much (up 4.23% today vs. 3.86% for the S&P500), kind of like a closed end index mutual fund. amex.com (can you believe that URL! If it doesn't work just go to amex.com and click the "SPDRs and WEBs" link.) There's also one for the S&P Midcap 400 called Mid Cap SPDR, symbol MDY. Alski

To: Doug R who wrote (20936)	9/1/1998 11:32:00 PM
From: Alski	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 79193

Dougr, Care to comment on "Beer as a Safe Haven"? fnews.yahoo.com Seems to me something is/was up over at Coors (ACCOB), nice little +10% BO today and immune, so far, to "The Bear". Is it too late for a play on that one? TIA....Alski

To: Doug R who wrote (20936)	12/22/2001 3:17:02 AM
From: Warthog	Respond to of 79193

Scan/list evaluation for the past 5 days %G = percentage from open on 12/17/2001 to close on 12/21/2001 bg = percentage from open on 12/17/2001 to high during the week. Score = +2 if bg>2 and %G if bg<2 Ticker Close %G bg NDX 1578.2700 -1.7927 3.6283 .RUX 484.0200 2.7011 3.0130 .DJI 10035.3398 2.3031 2.8434 .SPC 1144.8900 1.9883 2.6609 score = 8 out of possible 8 Delaware NSTK 15.8500 -0.3145 5.3459 AVA 13.1900 2.6459 2.6459 Score = 4 out of possible 4 DougR’s watch list ITRA 1.4000 -3.4483 6.8965 VSAT 14.9800 -0.4651 4.6512 DRTE 14.9200 2.8966 4.4828 HDWR 10.5600 -3.3852 2.9277 TGEN 2.6600 -5.0000 0.0000 Score = 3 out of possible 10 Noname GERN 8.5600 5.4187 13.9163 Score = 2 out of possible 2 Prime SIRI 8.9800 24.5492 60.7490 MGL 6.1200 12.7072 19.1529 WSM 42.9000 7.5188 10.2757 DVA 24.0000 6.9042 7.7951 WAG 33.6600 7.2658 7.5207 LAMR 41.0300 5.2591 7.3884 NBIX 53.0000 6.8333 7.2969 EAT 29.8600 5.2520 5.5693 ALL 32.0000 0.4394 4.6139 PRHC 29.0000 3.4606 4.3882 OSIP 42.0000 -2.9799 4.0425 TSA 5.4700 2.2430 3.7383 SHW 27.2000 1.3035 3.4637 SWY 41.9300 3.0221 3.4398 TOY 21.1800 2.9155 3.0126 WMS 19.6000 -2.9703 2.3267 XL 90.2200 -0.8571 2.1978 CHB 12.3500 -7.1429 1.2782 AOC 34.0200 -3.0769 0.9972 MCD 25.9000 -3.4663 0.2609 ENN 7.0000 -3.4483 0.0000 Score = 13 out of possible 42 Average %G = about 3% RSI Based NEOL 24.9000 16.0839 16.3170 COH 38.2500 12.1701 12.9032 SUPG 14.2500 6.5819 12.1915 CEPH 74.7500 7.3994 8.0316 NBIX 53.0000 6.8333 7.2969 ELY 18.8100 4.1528 6.4230 PCLE 8.2500 5.0955 5.8599 WTSLA 24.4500 3.0341 5.3519 AVII 9.7300 2.6371 4.9578 TUNE 22.6600 -6.3636 3.7190 SSRI 2.4700 2.0661 3.3058 SATH 2.7700 -4.8110 3.0928 HSY 68.2900 2.8619 2.9523 JDN 12.4500 -0.4000 2.8000 YCC 22.1800 0.1354 2.7088 LIFC 2.3700 -9.1954 2.6820 CPWR 12.4600 -6.6667 2.4719 GNSS 65.8400 -5.1980 2.1022 VVUS 4.6000 -20.6897 2.0690 OAKT 14.0000 -4.8266 1.8355 IMAN 7.1000 -5.2069 1.4686 MLS 25.5500 0.2354 1.4516 BYD 5.9100 -0.6723 0.6723 Score = 28 out of possible 46 Average %G = about 0.. A List found on SI ASKJ 3.3900 2.7273 27.2727 PHMD 1.6000 -4.1916 16.7665 DFIB 5.5400 5.3232 10.0760 INMX 3.1800 2.9126 9.3851 IONN 0.6300 -19.2308 8.9744 BTRN 7.1000 -3.6635 3.2564 CLRS 5.2500 -7.7329 1.9332 ADIC 16.3500 -4.0493 1.4671 Score = 1 out of possible 16 Average %G = about –3 Enjoy wart