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To: Richard Estes who wrote (7559)	11/3/1998 1:53:00 PM
From: Webb B Blackman Jr	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 11149

now you can built a list of favorites, by manual input. a good place of indices and etc. Again, you can probablly keep these to <255. so you end up with 2-3 dir to look at, and can be scanned each day. Do most of your scans in the faster QP environment. Use WOW chart for S/R, line study, and etc. Richard, This is the part that I can not understand. I have a master scan that I run each Friday that gives me a list of around 400 stocks. I then run various other scans on ths list during the week to pick out stocks of interest. The point that I am missing is then how to get that list of stocks into a directory that WOW can read. If I had the list in a directory, then I could allow WOW to merge that directory of stocks into itself and thus chart and further scan the list. I just do not understand how to set up the list. Do I do a metastock output of one stock at a time? I think that would work, but it would not be using the virtual information. If I pick a stock from my master list that is then selected by the MACD scan, I would like to follow the stock with WOW to determine the best time to possible purchase it. Right now, I manually create a chart for the stock in GET and follow it day by day. That is fine since GET uses the virtual data area. WOW would require that I scan in the data each day and I would prefer to scan say 250 stocks rather than 10,000. --- webb ---