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To: Scott who wrote (25597)	2/24/1999 9:10:00 PM
From: Jenna	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 120523

Scott, no it doesn't have to be 'put off'.. There were so many excellent stocks this week that I find myself rushing around to get them all out. First you have to understand I am getting into an area that I never really wanted to: intraday updates that are pretty frequent and more than just casual. That's okay, I'm excited about the fact that they are working this well considering how quickly (only a matter of weeks) we have begun. I will definitely cite whether the watch list stocks are earnings related and I have done so although not for each and every one. I can't put all of them on the calendar because they are alternates and they might confuse even more than help. What I will do starting from earnings plays in March is note whether the few additions to the watch list are earnings related. In some cases, I myself was not aware that earnings were pending and it was just a coincidence that the stock appeared on the watch list so close to earnings (I equate that with the unusual activity in the stock which is what I look for in the scans for the watch list.. Seems that the unusual activity was in fact because of an impending report.) Watch List stuff can't appear on the calendar if it isn't earning related. The calendar will only have the main contenders and perhaps a few alternates which I will cite as alternates. The "alternate" category will mean that this stock will not be analyzed in the newsletter and will only be considered a 'possible play' if certain technical criteria are met the following week. WJCO was such a play. I did not even have time to do all that becuase of the quickness the stock came into play.