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Strategies & Market Trends : Market Gems:Stocks w/Strong Earnings and High Tech. Rank -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: jbe who wrote (41268)	5/20/1999 4:14:00 PM
From: Jenna	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 120523

No.. I have explanation. since the trading is over I can tell you Explanation of technical criteria: where to look.. 209.238.58.46. I usually put the url on the last watch list also. It looks complicated but its so handy when you understand the simple values and parentheses. also: marketgems.com some more information there also. The criteria really for display only so you get a 'picture' if the stock is overbought / oversold how far it is from a 5 or 4 week high, where did it close on yesterday's range i.e. 50% of the intraday range is so so.. 90% of the range is very good. volume indicators for judging vol 1/30.. has this stock been exhibiting more than its 30 day average for volume... etc.. its all there.. I never make any attempts to sound technical like some analysts.. This is simple english.. although you should have a basic idea of what are the Stochastics, Wilder Relative Strength Indicators, the value of Volume in a trade, etc.. also read the past posts from marketgems.com and marketgems.com. I collected from the 38,000 or so posts that could have some benefit for trading our picks or picks in general.. for the past few months and I try to update it.. again easy strategies.. about 125 posts I tell everyone and its the truth the hardest thing in trading is finding the right stocks.. one you find the stocks that are 'exploding' and in a pivotal position for breakout, through in some good fundamentals most of the work is done. I see some traders trading the bellwhethers short and long all day and I wonder how much pleasure is in that? Take a stock like NLCS or HOTT.. Both relatively obscure stocks. It just so happened that we were ready for them because we know when they reported earnings and HOTT was indeed hot for a few days (3) and NLCS reported and that was nice. Without these picks and the 'helpful lift' of a good earnings report, its harder. Of course its not simple, but finding the right stocks (INTU, AMAT, UNFY, PER,AHAA,) which were called and were either watch list plays or earnings plays. Sometimes its also wise to hold onto them longer once you buy them (CUST,SMOD,WIND,NCOG,) Occasionally we do have one threader come up with a 'triple bagger' stock (300%) but we don't usually have such good luck.