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To: Julius Wong who wrote (1141)	11/8/1998 8:45:00 PM
From: Dennis	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 4916

Julius, when did you get a buy signal for fscsx?? Also , what do you think of buying fdcpx tomorrow.....with Dell reporting this week?? Thanks

To: Julius Wong who wrote (1141)	11/8/1998 9:56:00 PM
From: Jim Battaglia	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 4916

Julius I use stops in some of my Models. I use 5% generally as a standard rule but may be less at times. I use FastRube for this. RUBE is graph 5% BELOW price gives a good indication of how your fund is doing. Also trendlines work well too. I find that to be a reliable stop point. The good thing about RUBE is that as your price goes up so does your stop. But you already know that!!! Have a good one..

To: Julius Wong who wrote (1141)	11/9/1998 4:41:00 AM
From: Bernie Kaplan	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 4916

Both FSVLX and FSCSX generated Buy signals on October 9th, and are now up by approximately 28 and 21 percent since that time. FSVLX's Momentum Ranking fell just slightly into negative territory on only one day since then, not enough to cause a sale. FSCSX has continued to generate positive momentum and would never have been rated lower than a Hold. Both funds were strong last week, and I would rate them as Ok to Buy currently, although investing new money after a fund has been in Buy territory for 4 weeks is obviously riskier than entering at the time of the initial Buy signal. Regardless of when one invests, however, if a Sell signal is produced the position must be sold, even if it produces a loss due to a late entry. Bernie