From: owner-canslim-digest@lists.xmission.com (canslim-digest) To: canslim-digest@lists.xmission.com Subject: canslim-digest V2 #958 Reply-To: canslim Sender: owner-canslim-digest@lists.xmission.com Errors-To: owner-canslim-digest@lists.xmission.com Precedence: bulk Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable X-No-Archive: yes canslim-digest Saturday, July 22 2000 Volume 02 : Number 958 In this issue: [CANSLIM] Whip, whip, whipSAW!!! Re: [CANSLIM] IVIS Re: [CANSLIM] IVIS Re: [CANSLIM] IVIS Re: [CANSLIM] ADCT - failed b/o? Re: [CANSLIM] Whip, whip, whipSAW!!! Re: [CANSLIM] IVIS Re: [CANSLIM] Whip, whip, whipSAW!!! Re: [CANSLIM] Whip, whip, whipSAW!!! Re: [CANSLIM] Whip, whip, whipSAW!!! Re: [CANSLIM] ADCT - failed b/o? Re: [CANSLIM] IVIS Re: [CANSLIM] Whip, whip, whipSAW!!! [CANSLIM] WON and Ryan Re: [CANSLIM] WON and Ryan Re: [CANSLIM] WON and Ryan Re: [CANSLIM] Whip, whip, whipSAW!!! ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Date: Fri, 21 Jul 2000 19:27:15 -0600 From: Earl Setser Subject: [CANSLIM] Whip, whip, whipSAW!!! Well, I've been in and out, in and out of various stocks since the last FT in early June. I got fully invested during the first couple of weeks in June, but then the stocks started to fail. Not all of the stocks, mind you, and certainly not the NASDAQ overall, but first one then another. I started using hard stops, and putting in trailing stops to lock in some gains. This worked to some level, but the number of trades seems very high. I have 5 positions out of 6 right now, and I may grab something on Monday. But looking back, I've sold 10 stocks over the last 6 weeks or so. One fails, ah, there's a B/O, buy it.. either the new one fails or another one fails. Geez, this is too much like work!! (Haha, just kidding!) Not to over-complain, I'm still profiting from this market, and I seem to be able to get small gains out of most of my purchases, at least on average. But it still bothers me, as I hear whip, whip, whip (short for whipsaw!!!) and see the Fidelity managers smile with glee at all the commissions rolling in. BTW, a quick check shows that 5 of my sells are up, and 5 are down since I sold. Only SDLI has screamed up, and that was based on the buyout by JDSU (I certainly wouldn't have guessed that one). How's everyone else doing? Anybody making any money out there? Trading more than normal, or is this normal? Well, back to gathering data for next week. Whip, whip, what is that sound? :-) - - ------------------------------ Date: Fri, 21 Jul 2000 20:00:11 -0600 From: "Patrick Wahl" Subject: Re: [CANSLIM] IVIS On 21 Jul 00, at 16:14, Earl Setser wrote: > quite a lot in this timeframe, so I hope to do better in the future. Also, > six of these losses were in March 2000 when I bought some stocks on 8 and 9 > day bases. I knew this wasn't per WON, but I couldn't resist. I count > this as a -20% lesson that I don't plan to repeat!!! This week in the Investors Corner in IBD they had an article that warned about exactly that - buying stocks from too short of a base, and also said that the number of stock breaking out of such short bases in March was an indication of a dangerous market. - - ------------------------------ Date: Fri, 21 Jul 2000 20:08:15 -0600 From: Earl Setser Subject: Re: [CANSLIM] IVIS Hehe, yep, they pegged me with that one. They even used EMLX as an example and that was one of my holdings! Darn, I hate it when they are right and they rub it in!! At 08:00 PM 7/21/00 -0600, you wrote: > > >On 21 Jul 00, at 16:14, Earl Setser wrote: > > >> quite a lot in this timeframe, so I hope to do better in the future. Also, >> six of these losses were in March 2000 when I bought some stocks on 8 and 9 >> day bases. I knew this wasn't per WON, but I couldn't resist. I count >> this as a -20% lesson that I don't plan to repeat!!! > >This week in the Investors Corner in IBD they had an article that >warned about exactly that - buying stocks from too short of a base, >and also said that the number of stock breaking out of such short >bases in March was an indication of a dangerous market. > >- > > > - - ------------------------------ Date: Fri, 21 Jul 2000 20:54:15 -0400 (EDT) From: Dennis Jun Subject: Re: [CANSLIM] IVIS On Fri, 21 Jul 2000, Eric Shen wrote: > > Wow. Did you see IVIS today? Down $6 to $34 3/4. Stopped me > out. Wonder what happened. > > Does anybody do any post-mortems when their stock hits the 8% > loss limit? Is this considered just part of the percentages - > You can't always win. You'll have some losers. If that's > the case, what is your general batting average? Is 30% winners > a good record? > > Eric Well, let's see: C & A: According to IBD, it has a EPS rating of 76. O'Neil suggest at least 80. That's not a good. N: On July 12th, they introduced some new products at a convention. That's good. S: There are only 10.5M shares outstanding. O'Neil said the median for the best companies was bout 25M. David Ryan likes stocks in the 5-10M range. So that's good. L: According to IBD, the RS rating was 93, which is very good. The group strength rating is A, which is also good. I: There was 5% institutional sponsership. David Ryan reccomends 1%-20%, so that's good. Plus, the sponsership rating was B, which is pretty good. M: Well, this one is of course the most subjective, however, I would suspect that most would argree we are in a trading range and not a bear market, at least not yet. So that's fine. The fundamentals look pretty good, except for the EPS part. That could have been stronger. Now onto the technical side. Looking at the chart of it, the right side of the cup formation seems a bit sloppy but I think acceptable. However, I think the big clue that this might have failed was the lack of the volume drying up on the handle. The volume during the handle (July 10-13) seems to have been steady. In fact, it even increased slightly. The volume dry-up is needed to shake out the weak investors who bought the stock on the left side of the cup, near it's high. In fact, there was a good article in IBD in "Investor's Corner" on July 13 about loose handles, and even today's IBD (July 21) cautioned against buying a stock if the handle looks weak. Anywayz, that's my 2 cents post-mortem. - - ------------------------------ Date: Fri, 21 Jul 2000 22:17:47 -0400 From: "Tom Worley" Subject: Re: [CANSLIM] ADCT - failed b/o? I wouldn't consider it yet to be a failed b/o. Today's decline, in an ugly "M", only reached the top of the base, and did so on well under ADV. Tom Worley stkguru@netside.net chat with me at ICQ # 5568838 get ICQ software at http://www.icq.com/icqhomepage.html - ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Friday, July 21, 2000 1:17 PM Subject: [CANSLIM] ADCT - failed b/o? Does today's action of ADCT consitute a failed b/o? If it did fail, is this a good time to get out? (In other words, do I give it more time to prove itself as per WON?) Anna Tim Fisher on 07/20/2000 02:51:48 PM Please respond to canslim@lists.xmission.com To: canslim@lists.xmission.com cc: Subject: Re: [CANSLIM] re:CDT and ADCT I already pointed out the CDT b/o a week or two ago. I liked it then & I like it now. It's basing on the b/o and setting up a second stage. Is this a handle? Not really. The spike in March was an untimely failed b/o and it's had a nice double bottom since then. IBD, IMHO, is stretching this chart to call it a C&H. ADCT OTOH is breaking out big right now on news. Wish it had started before I picked up EMC. Better that it is a signed contract and not earnings that is moving it, since it will probably start a round of upgrades, earnings estimate revisions, and price target changes. BTW ADCT is an LLUR, not a C&H. Look at how it bounces off the 50DMA like it was a superball. So beautiful, almost makes me cry. On 02:13 AM 7/20/00, Tom Rogers Said: >Hi, First I'd like to say how much I have enjoyed this group, and >appreciate your responses to my introductory letter a few weeks ago. I >picked up (at amazon.com) a copy of O'Neil's "How to make money in >stocks", and Stan Weinstein's "Secrets for profiting in bull and bear >markets". The first thing I really needed to know was how to set a stop >loss, which Weinstein's book deals with quite well. > >Regarding stop loss at brokerage co's, I found that Fidelity is set up >to do it with no increase in cost above their normal prices, and >Vanguard makes a big deal out of it, having you call the trading desk >directly and charging you $45 plus 3 cents per share. Based on that, I >think I'll be moving my Roth IRA to Fidelity. > >Yesterdays (7/19) IBD discussed CDT (page A18), pointing out a 19 week >cup with handle. When you look at the graph, there was a big single day >spike in March followed by a decline and then upward trend. Recently it >started to form a handle. Is this a decent cup and handle? Any >comments on CDT are appreciated. > >Now look at ADCT which has been on a steady trend up to 42.5. In the >last two weeks it has leveled off and declined in value 12%. Could one >look at this like a handle? > >Tom Rogers > > >- Tim Fisher Ore-Rock-On and Pacific Fishery Biologists WWW Sites Tim@OreRockOn.com WWW: http://OreRockOn.com See naked fish and rocks! - - - - - - ------------------------------ Date: Fri, 21 Jul 2000 22:21:48 -0400 From: Dan Forant Subject: Re: [CANSLIM] Whip, whip, whipSAW!!! In the last 4 weeks I have sold and bought more than 10 stocks. This market is seriously messed up. So I take my gains anywhere's from 5-15%. I know you can't time the market but I don't have the nerve to hold for 6 months, not in this climate. Since January I'm near 50% over investment. That's great and I don't expect much. I realize '99 spoiled some. I wasn't in then. After today (Friday) I'm completely cash, till Monday. I don't wait for 7-8% losses, more like 4%, so I'm trading a lot. I keep about 60 stocks on my watch list with 10 near breakouts on my cell phone alerts when away from the PC. Ivis shook me a little, glad I had a sell stop. Never leave home without it. Dan At 07:27 PM 7/21/00 -0600, you wrote: >Well, I've been in and out, in and out of various stocks since the last FT >in early June. I got fully invested during the first couple of weeks in >June, but then the stocks started to fail. Not all of the stocks, mind >you, and certainly not the NASDAQ overall, but first one then another. I >started using hard stops, and putting in trailing stops to lock in some >gains. This worked to some level, but the number of trades seems very >high. I have 5 positions out of 6 right now, and I may grab something on >Monday. But looking back, I've sold 10 stocks over the last 6 weeks or so. > One fails, ah, there's a B/O, buy it.. either the new one fails or another >one fails. Geez, this is too much like work!! (Haha, just kidding!) > >Not to over-complain, I'm still profiting from this market, and I seem to >be able to get small gains out of most of my purchases, at least on >average. But it still bothers me, as I hear whip, whip, whip (short for >whipsaw!!!) and see the Fidelity managers smile with glee at all the >commissions rolling in. BTW, a quick check shows that 5 of my sells are >up, and 5 are down since I sold. Only SDLI has screamed up, and that was >based on the buyout by JDSU (I certainly wouldn't have guessed that one). > >How's everyone else doing? Anybody making any money out there? Trading >more than normal, or is this normal? Well, back to gathering data for next >week. Whip, whip, what is that sound? :-) > >- > > - - ------------------------------ Date: Fri, 21 Jul 2000 22:29:55 -0400 From: Dan Forant Subject: Re: [CANSLIM] IVIS All systems are adjustable to some extent. Depends how gutsy one is. Are there any percentages of just how successful CANSLIM is or isn't? It's the only system I know, so I don't have a clue. And I'm a real beginner at CANSLIM, 7 months now. Luckily for me it's the first book I came across in the bookstore. Dan At 08:54 PM 7/21/00 -0400, you wrote: >On Fri, 21 Jul 2000, Eric Shen wrote: > >> >> Wow. Did you see IVIS today? Down $6 to $34 3/4. Stopped me >> out. Wonder what happened. >> >> Does anybody do any post-mortems when their stock hits the 8% >> loss limit? Is this considered just part of the percentages - >> You can't always win. You'll have some losers. If that's >> the case, what is your general batting average? Is 30% winners >> a good record? >> >> Eric > >Well, let's see: > >C & A: >According to IBD, it has a EPS rating of 76. O'Neil suggest at least >80. That's not a good. > >N: >On July 12th, they introduced some new products at a convention. That's >good. > >S: >There are only 10.5M shares outstanding. O'Neil said the median for the >best companies was bout 25M. David Ryan likes stocks in the 5-10M >range. So that's good. > >L: >According to IBD, the RS rating was 93, which is very good. The group >strength rating is A, which is also good. > >I: >There was 5% institutional sponsership. David Ryan reccomends 1%-20%, so >that's good. Plus, the sponsership rating was B, which is pretty good. > >M: >Well, this one is of course the most subjective, however, I would suspect >that most would argree we are in a trading range and not a bear market, at >least not yet. So that's fine. > >The fundamentals look pretty good, except for the EPS part. That could >have been stronger. Now onto the technical side. > >Looking at the chart of it, the right side of the cup formation >seems a bit sloppy but I think acceptable. However, I think the big clue >that this might have failed was the lack of the volume drying up on the >handle. The volume during the handle (July 10-13) seems to have been >steady. In fact, it even increased slightly. The volume dry-up is needed >to shake out the weak investors who bought the stock on the left side of >the cup, near it's high. In fact, there was a good article in IBD in >"Investor's Corner" on July 13 about loose handles, and even today's IBD >(July 21) cautioned against buying a stock if the handle looks weak. > >Anywayz, that's my 2 cents post-mortem. > >- > > - - ------------------------------ Date: Fri, 21 Jul 2000 19:38:22 -0700 From: "Bill Triffet" Subject: Re: [CANSLIM] Whip, whip, whipSAW!!! Earl, Just dabbling here and there since March for me. This market has been way too fickle for me. I'm still sitting at 90% cash. I bought BMET back at 40 but since dropped it yesterday. Looking back I may have sold too soon but I did buy it off an erratic if upwards handle b/o. Still holding SEBL though I'm at my break-even point having bought at the dip after the double bottom b/o last month. Again, probably wasn't as good a CANSLIM candidate as I could have picked. Maybe October will reward us again this year? (g). - -Bill - ----- Original Message ----- From: Earl Setser > How's everyone else doing? Anybody making any money out there? Trading > more than normal, or is this normal? Well, back to gathering data for next > week. Whip, whip, what is that sound? :-) > > - > > - - ------------------------------ Date: Fri, 21 Jul 2000 22:59:09 -0400 From: Walter Stock Subject: Re: [CANSLIM] Whip, whip, whipSAW!!! Am fully invested, but no margin. Have bought into 14 stocks at different times since the beginning of June, and sold about half. So far my trading account is at breakeven (small gains and small losses). My retirement accounts are up about 34% during that period, thanks to ELNT, NT and CMS (on TSE not NYSE). Am still long those three, plus JNPR, SAPE, CSCO, and JDSU (bought it today). I positively dislike the tone of this market, and am quick to dump the losers- no waiting around for a 7% loss. Pull the trigger, and look for the next breakout. If a stock breaks below pivot or nearby support on volume, it's history. Walter Stock Oakville, ON, Canada Earl Setser wrote: > Well, I've been in and out, in and out of various stocks since the last FT > in early June. I got fully invested during the first couple of weeks in > June, but then the stocks started to fail. Not all of the stocks, mind > you, and certainly not the NASDAQ overall, but first one then another. I > started using hard stops, and putting in trailing stops to lock in some > gains. This worked to some level, but the number of trades seems very > high. I have 5 positions out of 6 right now, and I may grab something on > Monday. But looking back, I've sold 10 stocks over the last 6 weeks or so. > One fails, ah, there's a B/O, buy it.. either the new one fails or another > one fails. Geez, this is too much like work!! (Haha, just kidding!) > > Not to over-complain, I'm still profiting from this market, and I seem to > be able to get small gains out of most of my purchases, at least on > average. But it still bothers me, as I hear whip, whip, whip (short for > whipsaw!!!) and see the Fidelity managers smile with glee at all the > commissions rolling in. BTW, a quick check shows that 5 of my sells are > up, and 5 are down since I sold. Only SDLI has screamed up, and that was > based on the buyout by JDSU (I certainly wouldn't have guessed that one). > > How's everyone else doing? Anybody making any money out there? Trading > more than normal, or is this normal? Well, back to gathering data for next > week. Whip, whip, what is that sound? :-) > > - - - ------------------------------ Date: Fri, 21 Jul 2000 22:21:35 -0500 From: Kent Norman Subject: Re: [CANSLIM] Whip, whip, whipSAW!!! Earl I feel the same way. Sometimes it feels that some big force is deliberately driving the prices below the 8% line just to make the little guys stagger. To counter this I have been focusing on all time highs instead of 52 week highs. Since there is no overhead from previous highs, no inclination to sell out. I just started this strategy so time will tell. Of course this wont protect me from panics due to bad (or even good) earnings reports and general foul market moods. I just have fewer reasons for someone to pull the rug out from under me. I really would like to grab a few stocks that stay for 2 or 3 years. This hunt and peck thing gets wearisome. My lady is starting to rumble about me spending too much time at the computer. Regards Kent Earl Setser wrote: > > Well, I've been in and out, in and out of various stocks since the last FT > in early June. I got fully invested during the first couple of weeks in > June, but then the stocks started to fail. Not all of the stocks, mind > you, and certainly not the NASDAQ overall, but first one then another. I > started using hard stops, and putting in trailing stops to lock in some > gains. This worked to some level, but the number of trades seems very > high. I have 5 positions out of 6 right now, and I may grab something on > Monday. But looking back, I've sold 10 stocks over the last 6 weeks or so. > One fails, ah, there's a B/O, buy it.. either the new one fails or another > one fails. Geez, this is too much like work!! (Haha, just kidding!) > > Not to over-complain, I'm still profiting from this market, and I seem to > be able to get small gains out of most of my purchases, at least on > average. But it still bothers me, as I hear whip, whip, whip (short for > whipsaw!!!) and see the Fidelity managers smile with glee at all the > commissions rolling in. BTW, a quick check shows that 5 of my sells are > up, and 5 are down since I sold. Only SDLI has screamed up, and that was > based on the buyout by JDSU (I certainly wouldn't have guessed that one). > > How's everyone else doing? Anybody making any money out there? Trading > more than normal, or is this normal? Well, back to gathering data for next > week. Whip, whip, what is that sound? :-) > > - - - ------------------------------ Date: Fri, 21 Jul 2000 21:38:07 -0600 From: "Patrick Wahl" Subject: Re: [CANSLIM] ADCT - failed b/o? On 21 Jul 00, at 13:17, asosis@ca.ibm.com wrote: > > > Does today's action of ADCT consitute a failed b/o? If it did fail, is > this a good time to get out? (In other words, do I give it more time to > prove itself as per WON?) I don't think today was a failed breakout, it didn't even return to the top of the previous base, if that was a base, but also not sure the previous day's spike up was a breakout either, since the previous 4 week (5 week?) consolidation period probably isn't quite long enough to constitute a base. Anway, if you are in, you could probably give it a bit more latitude before deciding to exit. Speaking of breakouts, AMGN is worth a look, that one broke out of a nice looking base today. - - ------------------------------ Date: Sat, 22 Jul 2000 14:13:09 +0700 From: "Peter D. Christiansen" Subject: Re: [CANSLIM] IVIS A couple of points... If the EPS is increasing big time in the last two quarters, WON says you can accept a lower EPS ranking. I would say that IVIS qualifies in that respect. I am of the opinion that the handle to be buying off of was from 6/26 to 7/6. Volume dried up, and the price action got nice and tight on the last two days of the handle. Anyway, it didn't work. That is nothing new in this market. An excellent case for hard stops Since the O'Neil follow through day, I am breaking even. This is due to nice gains in JACO and AFCO offsetting a lot of small losses. If you read Greg Khun's column on Trading Markets.com, you know he ain't making any money right now either. Peter Dennis Jun wrote: > On Fri, 21 Jul 2000, Eric Shen wrote: > > > > > Wow. Did you see IVIS today? Down $6 to $34 3/4. Stopped me > > out. Wonder what happened. > > > > Does anybody do any post-mortems when their stock hits the 8% > > loss limit? Is this considered just part of the percentages - > > You can't always win. You'll have some losers. If that's > > the case, what is your general batting average? Is 30% winners > > a good record? > > > > Eric > > Well, let's see: > > C & A: > According to IBD, it has a EPS rating of 76. O'Neil suggest at least > 80. That's not a good. > > N: > On July 12th, they introduced some new products at a convention. > That's > good. > > S: > There are only 10.5M shares outstanding. O'Neil said the median for > the > best companies was bout 25M. David Ryan likes stocks in the 5-10M > range. So that's good. > > L: > According to IBD, the RS rating was 93, which is very good. The group > strength rating is A, which is also good. > > I: > There was 5% institutional sponsership. David Ryan reccomends 1%-20%, > so > that's good. Plus, the sponsership rating was B, which is pretty good. > > M: > Well, this one is of course the most subjective, however, I would > suspect > that most would argree we are in a trading range and not a bear > market, at > least not yet. So that's fine. > > The fundamentals look pretty good, except for the EPS part. That could > > have been stronger. Now onto the technical side. > > Looking at the chart of it, the right side of the cup formation > seems a bit sloppy but I think acceptable. However, I think the big > clue > that this might have failed was the lack of the volume drying up on > the > handle. The volume during the handle (July 10-13) seems to have been > steady. In fact, it even increased slightly. The volume dry-up is > needed > to shake out the weak investors who bought the stock on the left side > of > the cup, near it's high. In fact, there was a good article in IBD in > "Investor's Corner" on July 13 about loose handles, and even today's > IBD > (July 21) cautioned against buying a stock if the handle looks weak. > > Anywayz, that's my 2 cents post-mortem. > > - - -- Peter D Christiansen Chiang Mai, Thailand <*> "Poverty is not a mortgage on the labor of others - misfortune is not a mortgage on achievement - failure is not a mortgage on success - suffering is not a claim check, and its relief is not the goal of existence - man is not a sacrificial animal on anyone's altar nor for anyone's cause - life is not one huge hospital." -- "Apollo 11," The Objectivist <*> - - ------------------------------ Date: Sat, 22 Jul 2000 12:33:56 -0400 From: "Frank V. Wolynski" Subject: Re: [CANSLIM] Whip, whip, whipSAW!!! I've been using this strategy of all time highs since last fall and have taken my single $5k account to two accounts totaling over $50k. I am not using strict canslim criteria however. It is highly speculative and I do not advise you try this. It is based however on many of WONs teachings. I am highly group focused and able to watch and wait for my exact entrance criteria to be met. It has been extremely tiring since Spring however. It has caused me to be much more dogmatic in applying WONs teachings regarding bases, breakouts and market timing. I do go way beyond WONs simple approach to market timing and have developed my own tried and true indicators. This has helped tremendously. I recommend becoming your own Guru as soon as you are able to develope the necessary indicators. Good luck to you and all, I think you are on the correct path to better returns. Regards, Frank Wolynski (Often Wrong, plan accordingly!) At 10:21 PM 7/21/00 -0500, you wrote: >Earl > >I feel the same way. Sometimes it feels that some big force is >deliberately driving the prices below the 8% line just to make the >little guys stagger. > >To counter this I have been focusing on all time highs instead of 52 >week highs. Since there is no overhead from previous highs, no >inclination to sell out. I just started this strategy so time will tell. >Of course this wont protect me from panics due to bad (or even good) >earnings reports and general foul market moods. I just have fewer >reasons for someone to pull the rug out from under me. I really would >like to grab a few stocks that stay for 2 or 3 years. This hunt and peck >thing gets wearisome. > . Regards Kent - - ------------------------------ Date: Sat, 22 Jul 2000 09:38:57 -0700 (PDT) From: greg ruehler Subject: [CANSLIM] WON and Ryan Reading your messages, I keep coming across WON and sometimes Ryan. Can some one bring me upto speed with these two, ie., if there are any websites or books written by them so I can figure out their teachings. Mucho appreciated. Greg __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Get Yahoo! Mail – Free email you can access from anywhere! http://mail.yahoo.com/ - - ------------------------------ Date: Sat, 22 Jul 2000 13:51:09 -0400 From: "Tom Worley" Subject: Re: [CANSLIM] WON and Ryan Hi Greg, This group is a CANSLIM group, in which we try to learn more about applying Wm O'Neil's (WON) philosophy of investing using CANSLIM as developed by WON. His book is HTMMIS (How To Make Money In Stocks) and is over ten years old now. He recently published a 26 week series on investing which is more current than HTMMIS, I don't know if it is still on the net, but am sure a member will post the address if so. Ryan is David Ryan, a twice national winner of an investment competition, who joined WON after his victories. He periodically writes articles for IBD (Investor's Business Daily founded by WON). Tom Worley stkguru@netside.net chat with me at ICQ # 5568838 get ICQ software at http://www.icq.com/icqhomepage.html - ----- Original Message ----- From: greg ruehler To: Sent: Saturday, July 22, 2000 12:38 PM Subject: [CANSLIM] WON and Ryan Reading your messages, I keep coming across WON and sometimes Ryan. Can some one bring me upto speed with these two, ie., if there are any websites or books written by them so I can figure out their teachings. Mucho appreciated. Greg __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Get Yahoo! Mail - Free email you can access from anywhere! http://mail.yahoo.com/ - - - - ------------------------------ Date: Sat, 22 Jul 2000 18:19:38 EDT From: Kraus0R@cs.com Subject: Re: [CANSLIM] WON and Ryan www.investors.com I also like www.clearstation.com and www.bigcharts.com Roger - - ------------------------------ Date: Sat, 22 Jul 2000 22:06:01 -0400 From: "james sullivan" Subject: Re: [CANSLIM] Whip, whip, whipSAW!!! >I've been using this strategy of all time highs since last fall and have >taken my single $5k account to two accounts totaling over $50k> >(Often Wrong, plan accordingly!) apparently, not that often ;^) - - ------------------------------ End of canslim-digest V2 #958 ***************************** To unsubscribe to canslim-digest, send an email to "majordomo@xmission.com" with "unsubscribe canslim-digest" in the body of the message. For information on digests or retrieving files and old messages send "help" to the same address. Do not use quotes in your message.