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January Effect 2001
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289ANYONE COMPILING A 2004 JANUARY EFFECT LIST?whitepaw98-10/26/2004
288Thank you for the link.David-12/18/2002
287Subject 53512Dana Merrill-12/18/2002
286Anyone compiling a January Effect 2002 list???David-12/18/2002
285Announcing the new January Effect 2002 thread: Subject 52124 Please join me theQ.-12/10/2001
284Here's a pointer to an academic article on the January Effect. Message 1674Doc Bones-12/5/2001
283I generally look for out of favor small to micro (not BB/Pink sheet) caps on theSemiBull-12/5/2001
282medium to small, no micro caps, no otcbb/pinksheets.RockyBalboa-12/5/2001
281Medium, small or micro-cap?SemiBull-12/5/2001
280That raises the question whether the buy back of the position happens in the oldRockyBalboa-12/5/2001
279When I first read the theory of the "early" January effect, it sort ofSemiBull-12/5/2001
278Maybe... depends on how people act with dogs they sell for tax losses. There areRockyBalboa-12/5/2001
277What I meant was I think we are seeing the January '02 effect, now, in DecemSemiBull-12/5/2001
276Which year? 2001? Don't understand.RockyBalboa-12/5/2001
275I have a sneaky suspicion that we are seeing the January effect early this year.SemiBull-12/5/2001
274N, do you think we see a january effect 2002? It is time to look out for candidRockyBalboa-12/5/2001
273I was actually thinking of the phenomenon where busted stocks continue to get trQ.-9/26/2001
272You were right! <i>...but most of the stocks will continue to trade. <RockyBalboa-9/25/2001
271re. <<Not very much of the .bombs will be around come tax loss selling.>Q.-9/23/2001
270N, one dire note about money losing companies. Some time last year we talked theRockyBalboa-9/23/2001
269Eric, I 'm nibbling at beaten-up high-quality stocks, but not in a heavy wayQ.-9/22/2001
268Hello, N. Long time, no see. I haven't looked at the portfolio for a while.RockyBalboa-9/21/2001
267Hello "N", I was just thinking of posting here. I am Curious to what yEACarl-9/21/2001
266Infostream, your port is now down 3%, and mine is now down 5%. That's a lot Q.-9/21/2001
265IS, your port had lower-priced stocks, so one would expect it to be more volatilQ.-3/2/2001
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