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Super Stocks
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Emcee:  Jeff Maresh Type:  Unmoderated
The purpose of this thread is to discuss stocks of companies as described in Ken Fisher's book "Super Stocks". Super Stocks are simply "Super Companies" that have experienced a growth glitch for example which has lead to a temporary drop in earnings, or even losses. The stock is severely punished but those who follow Fisher's methods of correctly qualifying the company are handsomely rewarded as the company's new offerings hit the marketplace and growth resumes.

Super Stocks can be identified by Price to Sales ratios (PSR) below 1.0, and EXCELLENT MANAGEMENT which stretches far beyond the low PSR aspects of the stock. Fisher enumerates Super Company qualities as follows:

1. Focused on growth
2. Marketing excellence
3. An unfair advantage
4. Creative personnel relations
5. The best in financial controls

For those that would like to get with the program the book is:

Super Stocks, by Kenneth L. Fisher, 1984, Irwin books.

Best Regards!
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269 Andy G: general answer: I use: wsrn.com then click on quicksource: fundPaul Senior-4/4/1998
268 General question: Where is a good web site that displays charts of both PSR anAndy Goldstein-4/4/1998
267 Quarterly update on some of the SS I've been following (ref:#262): Just toPaul Senior-4/2/1998
266 CLARIFICATION ...visit topic "TOP 10 1998 Stock Picks" under "MaAl Sinopoli-1/1/1998
265 thread TOP 10 1998 Stock Picks to share your hot stocks for 1998 and to hear whAl Sinopoli-1/1/1998
264 I still have faith in the Super Stocks model (I still can't find fault withMichael Burry-12/29/1997
263 Well, Paul, I do reserve the right to throw out a lot of the picks seen on thatWhite Shoes-12/28/1997
262 Well, it has not been good times for those of us who are following Ken Fisher&#Paul Senior-12/26/1997
261 Hi y'all...please combine your well-disciplined minds and stock screens witWhite Shoes-12/16/1997
260 I think the problem with Micron E is that it is too closely associated with MicDanny Kumamoto-11/19/1997
259 Mike, I also think that Micron is attractive. They consistently outperform othTwoBear-11/13/1997
258 Hello! (hello...hello.....hello........hello.........) Ok, the recent downturnMichael Burry-11/13/1997
257 My latest Super Stocks Screen. I thought it might be appropriate given the marMichael Burry-11/13/1997
256 To All: Surprised this board has been quiet. Seems like several tech companies Lynn Segal-11/12/1997
255 MORP has done a similiar thing. Later, TOMThomas J Engelsma-11/4/1997
254 Jeff, I haven't finished the homework to indicate how this company does w.csm-11/4/1997
253 Re: SGI SGI just did something that Fisher wants -- the board kicks out the CEMichael Burry-10/31/1997
252 Re: Quantum This company has not been hit by a glitch, but it continues to looMichael Burry-10/23/1997
251 Jeff, Looks like NCR is on a roll: biz.yahoo.com Good luck, Danny Danny Kumamoto-10/22/1997
250 Lesson learned! The difference between bargin basement prices and 'buy wLarry Brew-10/20/1997
249 Well I guess I should have posted DD here. The company had annual sales of aroFeraldo-10/14/1997
248 Feraldo, sorry, I didn't mean to be critical, it might qualify if the P/Sr Scott Mc-10/14/1997
247 They had great earnings about four years ago, stumbled, came public, and are noFeraldo-10/14/1997
246 << Just for the record >> Jeff Maresh has been and is my mentor Larry Brew-10/14/1997
245 Danny, anyone << somewhat off topic >> I read on another threadLarry Brew-10/14/1997
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