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To: Jeff Jordan who wrote (14200)9/8/1998 7:01:00 PM
From: Jenna  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 120523
 
I've gotten e-mail about smaller issues that should be playing 'catch up' in the next few days.. I'll post a little bit later. I've studied the charts and scans I've made and the stocks are moving fundamentals, they will really be tested.

There are a nice group of stocks that I particularly like in the very well from those lists. When stocks stops moving together with the market climate and start to move on their own technicals, Commercial Service sector that I will be following in the next few days. Today CBIZ,LHSG,ABDR, MEDQ, PAYX, and LSON moved nicely from that sector. I'll also be watching sectors carefully in the next few days. Sectors that have good relative strength and EPS will shine. I expect stocks that are 20% -25% below their 52 week high will resume their strength.



To: Jeff Jordan who wrote (14200)9/8/1998 9:44:00 PM
From: Dave Shares  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 120523
 
Jeff,

My sense is that the funds are doing their best to make their portfolios look profitable for the end of the quarter, but it is very hard to say how long it will last.

The ability of the funds to buy is related to the supply of investment dollars.

These are challenging times, when many things can shake confidence, and cause a sell off.

I think the recent lows will be retested, but I don't know when, but my sense is that it will happen in early October. I do not see this rally carrying the Dow over 8500.

Having said all of this, I do believe that there will continue to be long opportunities as stocks in general are more reasonably valued, and the earnings performers will hopefully do OK.

This is my opinion, and given my name, you should know how much faith to put in it <g>

David (back from watching McGwire's 62nd on TV - AWESOME!)