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From: owner-canslim-digest@lists.xmission.com (canslim-digest)
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canslim-digest Thursday, September 23 1999 Volume 02 : Number 706
In this issue:
Re: [CANSLIM] Comments from WON about the market at Marder's
Fw: [CANSLIM] Comments from WON about the market at Marder's
Re: Fw: [CANSLIM] Comments from WON about the market at Marder's
Re: [CANSLIM] Pattern Matching
Re: [CANSLIM] Comments from WON about the market at Marder's
Re: [CANSLIM] Comments from WON about the market at Marder's
Re: [CANSLIM] Comments from WON about the market at Marder's
Re: [CANSLIM] Comments from WON about the market at Marder's
RE: [CANSLIM] Non-CS: Protecting your PC and your privacy
[CANSLIM] Kevin Marder
Re: [CANSLIM] Comments from WON about the market at Marder's
Re: [CANSLIM] Kevin Marder
[CANSLIM] Answers to questions.
Re: [CANSLIM] Answers to questions.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Date: Wed, 22 Sep 1999 11:07:13 -0400
From: Sam Funchess <sam5@mindspring.com>
Subject: Re: [CANSLIM] Comments from WON about the market at Marder's
I will try and respond shortly concerning these question by the end of the day I
hope. I am just been thrown into a project that is going to take the most of the
day if not night. But I am very interested and willing to answer the questions
below and any other that arise.
Sam
Johan Van Houtven wrote:
> Sam wrote:
> >Everyone must keep in mind that your real money is made with patience.
>
> Correct.
>
> The real big losses, like lossing it all, are also made with patience.
> Example: Commodore. I soared for a few years and then plummeted as they
> went bankrupt.
>
> >I
> >have only sold out of two stocks so far. One was QCOM and I was only
> >looking for a short term gain from the beginning and CSCO which was a
> >recent purchase on chart dynamics only with little research.
>
> It would be a nice example, especially for the newbies on the list, to see
> when you bought and sold and why.
>
> (To all newbies (me included): How have you guys been doing lately? WON
> said that basically you wouldn't have made any money since April (net-net).
> Is he correct?)
>
> >My core (CANSLIM) holdings are still intact and still have an above 30% gain
> >on each which is enough room to weather most storms.
>
> Which stocks are you holding and how have they fared?
>
> >When you trade in and out
> >just because the market is pulling back some, you lose your cost basis and
> >any base you bought from which makes CANSLIM decisions more difficult. Any
> >pull back in the general market is a good time for canslimers
>
> Question is: How do you differentiate between a pull-back and the start of
> a larger correcton? Can you do that consistenly? I'd like to learn. Please
> share.
>
> >because if you chose your stocks right
>
> What does 'choosing your stock right' mean to you?
>
> > your not too worried and it gives you a chance
> >for other leaders you may have missed to form a base for you.
> >Remember don't let the market play you.
>
> But don't ignore it either.
>
> What was and is your take on 'M'?
>
> >Sam
> >
> >Earl Setser wrote:
> >
> >> This is a good one. I don't always follow the links, but this is WON's
> >> take on the "M" right now. CANSLIMers shouldn't miss this one.
> >>
> >> At 08:32 PM 9/16/99 +0200, you wrote:
> >> >Complete interview titled 'Bill O'Neil: Go slow for now' is at:
> >> >
> >> >http://cbs.marketwatch.com/archive/19990916/news/current/analyst.htx
> >> >
> >> >Enjoy.
> >> >
> >> >
> >> >
> >> >Johan ===
>
> -- Johan
>
> -
- -
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Date: Wed, 22 Sep 1999 18:19:28 +0100
From: "Marc Laniado" <Marclaniado@email.msn.com>
Subject: Fw: [CANSLIM] Comments from WON about the market at Marder's
Hi Rolatzil,
I made some money in energy stocks, but I am not sure how to really choose
them other than by looking for CANSLIM chart patterns. Can you recommend
sources or methods?
I have found in the last few months that the only way to make money buying
canslim stocks was to buy groups with not only rising relative strength but
increasing A/D scores, which I calculate from the stocks within the group in
DGO eg computer memory devices have been very strong recently.
All the best,
Marc
- ----- Original Message -----
From: rolatzi <rolatzi@yahoo.com>
To: <canslim@lists.xmission.com>
Sent: Wednesday, September 22, 1999 3:32 PM
Subject: Re: [CANSLIM] Comments from WON about the market at Marder's
> Johan,
> Thank you for raising this topic at this time. Since it is
> obvious, to me anyhow, that the market is not positive for
> canslim stocks, now is a good time to assess how we are doing,
> what strategies to use to determine when to return, how to
> assess whether this is a pullback or a major correction.
>
> I will start by saying that I haven't had any canslim stocks for
> several months now because imho, the risk reward and market
> outlook was unfavorable. That is not to say that there haven't
> been some canslim and llur successes but i didn't have the good
> fortune to select them. The few canslim stocks i had, got
> stopped out (CSCO for one, which ended up going back up quite
> nicely without my participation). Besides the sell signals
> generated a while back by distribution days, there was the
> deterioration of A rated stocks and the increase in E rated
> stocks. In addition i use a decidely non-canslim approach for
> timing the market namely seasonal, day of the month and weekly
> patterns. I posted an article recently that recommended staying
> out of the market from May until the end of October and using an
> MACD signal to determine the best exit and entry points and will
> use this indicator as well as WON up 1% on increased volume
> along with follow through day to help determine the correct
> re-entry point.
>
> In the meantime, I am still heavily invested in energy and
> natural gas stocks which i have been buying since the early
> spring which are still quite ahead despite serious slippage over
> the last week or two. I expect that exploration and production
> companies will hold up better than drillers and suppliers over
> the next quarter or two because the increase in price of crude
> and natural gas will flow to the bottom line rapidly while
> drillers will not see a comparable increase in business until it
> is clear that the price of crude will remain near $20 a barrel.
> Sorry about this digression away from canslim but if people want
> to further this strategy they can e-mail me personally.
>
> In addition, i have a small number of hedges in the form of
> covered calls on FLC (a drilling co) and puts on JPM (bank) and
> am interested in shorting by buying puts either AMZN or AOL to
> protect my longs.
>
> With regard to patience, I think you can be patient if your
> stock picking an timing is really good. I have lost too much by
> not using a stop loss to prevent catastrophic declines in my
> stocks. I can't use mental stops because I am weak and
> irresolute and I would rather take a small profit and avoid a
> large loss by using stop losses. There are always new
> opportunities and never difficult for me to initiate a new
> position. It is only hard to exit losing positions.
>
> I have no idea whether this is a correction or the start of a
> bear market but practically speaking, i must think it is only a
> correction for some sectors. I am heavily invested in energy
> therefore, i am betting that inflation is renewing and that the
> world economy will be strong so that the demand for energy will
> increase. At the same time, historically, the movement of
> interest rates of long bonds is the best indicator of the
> strength of the market and interest rates have been moving up
> steadily. This net negative suggests that we may be at a
> crucial point especially if interest rates continue upward.
> Some 10 years ago, this uptick in interest would have been
> adequate to get me out of the market but the old rules don't
> work as well as they used to.
>
> I think I will stop here for now.
>
> ciao,
> rolatzi
- -
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Date: Wed, 22 Sep 1999 19:32:42 +0200
From: Johan Van Houtven <click@ping.be>
Subject: Re: Fw: [CANSLIM] Comments from WON about the market at Marder's
>I have found in the last few months that the only way to make money buying
>canslim stocks was to buy groups with not only rising relative strength but
>increasing A/D scores, which I calculate from the stocks within the group in
>DGO eg computer memory devices have been very strong recently.
No wonder. Memory prices have more than doubled, even tripled in a few
weeks time.
I remember buy 128MB PC100 SDRAM for 2990 BEF 2 months or so ago, today it
costs 9000 BEF and at another source even 12100 BEF (the day before the
Taiwan earthquake it was 7990 at that same place).
Johan ===
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Date: Wed, 22 Sep 1999 17:27:18 -0400
From: "Rich Ralph" <rich@richmedia.net>
Subject: Re: [CANSLIM] Pattern Matching
Yes, please post for QP2 users. TIA.
All the Best,
Rich Ralph
- ----- Original Message -----
From: rolatzi <rolatzi@yahoo.com>
To: <canslim@lists.xmission.com>
Sent: Tuesday, September 21, 1999 8:41 AM
Subject: Re: [CANSLIM] Pattern Matching
> I have a scan that looks for cup and handle patterns on quotes
> plus. If you subscribe I would be willing to share it with you.
> I'm not sure how well it works, however, it does often give my
> likely candidates but i haven't used it systematically enough to
> understand its strengths and weaknesses. Sometimes it comes up
> with practically nothing when other people are finding cup and
> handles by visual scanning.
> ciao,
> rolatzi
>
> --- "Christopher R. Gardner" <cgardner@s1.com> wrote:
> > Does anyone know a proper computerized approach to try to
> > locate CANSLIM
> > chart patterns (e.g., cup-with-a-handle) in recently
> > historical data. I've
> > read a few papers on the cup-with-a-handle pattern, including
> > one that talks
> > about automating the pattern search; however, I would like
> > more info.
> > What's the best approach: statistical, neural net, or
> > something else? Do
> > programs like TC2000 do things like this either directly or
> > indirectly?
> > Thanks.
> >
> >
> > -
> >
> >
>
> __________________________________________________
> Do You Yahoo!?
> Bid and sell for free at http://auctions.yahoo.com
>
> -
>
>
- -
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Date: Wed, 22 Sep 1999 17:27:21 -0400
From: Craig Griffin <cagriffin@mindspring.com>
Subject: Re: [CANSLIM] Comments from WON about the market at Marder's
Johan,
You wrote:
>It would be a nice example, especially for the newbies on the list, to see
>when you bought and sold and why.
>
>(To all newbies (me included): How have you guys been doing lately? WON
>said that basically you wouldn't have made any money since April (net-net).
>Is he correct?)
Model Portfolio 1 - (One month performance = 13.51%) :
On 08/19/99, I established the following model portfolio. All buys were
made from scratch and in equal dollar amounts. At that time I considered
the market to have given a buy signal a few days earlier and the pullback
on the 19th to be an opportunity to establish postions. I further
considered these to be the "best" stocks in the market that I was aware of
at the time, based primarily on chart behavior. I considered risk to be
lowered by purchasing a large basket of stocks. Risk was raised by
purchasing many stocks in the same industry. Performance was enhanced by
buying mostly stocks in strong industries.
These are simply leadership stocks based on chart pattern (IMO). No
attempt was made to buy breakouts - all were purchased at roughly the same
time of day on 08/19/99. This portfolio is up 13.51% as of today 09/22/99,
shortly before the close.
This portfolio has not been pruned for stocks pulling back into bases
(failed breakouts) or for any kind of stops. Of the 35 stocks, all but 7
are positive. The best performance was PHCM at +57%. Worst performance
CMTN at a -31%.
At the end of this post is the list of symbols, amount paid, current price
and percentage changes in CSV format (which you should be able to copy and
save as a text file with the name "PORT0899.CSV". Then open that text file
with a spreadsheet). For those who just want the symbols, here they are:
CASH AMGN ARBA BGEN BRCD BRCM BVSN
CLFY CMTN CSCO EXDS GENZ GILD HIFN HLIT
IDPH IMNX INTC JDSU JNPR KIDE LGTO LXK
MEDI MSFT NTAP PHCM PMCS QCOM QLGC SEBL
SEIC TIF TXN UVN WMT
Model Portfolio 2 - (Two month performance = 32%) :
In late June and early July, I established the following model portfolio,
bought entirely based on breakouts and "low level" breakouts. This
portfolio is up approximately 35% in aggregate (varying purchase dates, not
all stocks bought in equal dollar amount). No allowance has been made for
APEX, which would have hit its stop (ie. it is still included in the net
32% figure, selling at an 8% loss would have improved performance).
ACTU APEX BGEN BOBJ CLEC EMC
HLIT INTC KIDE LGTO ORBK QCOM
Hope this helps.
Best Regards,
Craig
CSV Format Portfolio #1
Begin ====>
Name,Symbol,Price ,Current,Change,% Change,Net
,,Paid,Price,Today,Today,Gain/Loss
AMGEN,AMGN,78.25,83.38,0.69,0.83%,6.55%
ARIBA INC,ARBA,106.00,147.00,13.81,10.37%,38.68%
BIOGEN INC,BGEN,73.13,85.38,0.44,0.52%,16.75%
BROCADE COMMS,BRCD,176.88,225.38,-6.50,-2.80%,27.42%
BROADCOM CORP,BRCM,125.88,113.56,9.44,9.06%,-9.78%
BROADVISION,BVSN,91.00,138.63,17.31,14.27%,52.34%
CLARIFY INC,CLFY,37.13,47.63,0.00,0.00%,28.28%
COPPER MTN NET,CMTN,118.25,81.75,-0.75,-0.91%,-30.87%
CISCO SYSTEMS,CSCO,62.25,72.13,1.00,1.41%,15.86%
EXODUS COMMS,EXDS,73.00,80.13,7.13,9.76%,9.76%
GENZYME GEN,GENZ,58.00,51.13,2.13,4.34%,-11.85%
GILEAD SCI,GILD,79.00,79.38,3.81,5.05%,0.47%
HI/FN INC,HIFN,104.88,111.63,-2.00,-1.76%,6.44%
HARMONIC INC,HLIT,84.75,121.94,2.44,2.04%,43.88%
IDEC PHARM,IDPH,123.13,107.13,3.00,2.88%,-12.99%
IMMUNEX CORP,IMNX,61.50,51.19,2.63,5.41%,-16.77%
INTEL CORP,INTC,77.25,83.06,1.06,1.30%,7.52%
JDS UNIPHASE CP,JDSU,97.00,111.13,2.13,1.95%,14.56%
JUNIPER NETWRKS,JNPR,207.00,189.06,2.06,1.10%,-8.67%
4 KIDS ENTRTN,KIDE,26.75,30.13,1.63,5.70%,12.62%
LEGATO SYSTEMS,LGTO,38.75,47.81,2.03,4.44%,23.39%
LEXMARK INTL,LXK,73.75,83.75,-0.63,-0.74%,13.56%
MEDIMMUNE INC,MEDI,103.00,109.25,7.19,7.04%,6.07%
MICROSOFT CP,MSFT,83.88,95.88,1.25,1.32%,14.31%
NETWK APPLIANCE,NTAP,57.75,75.38,0.25,0.33%,30.52%
PHONE.COM INC,PHCM,98.38,159.94,25.56,19.02%,62.58%
PMC-SIERRA INC,PMCS,89.25,99.75,-0.56,-0.56%,11.76%
QUALCOMM INC,QCOM,165.00,189.75,7.44,4.08%,15.00%
QLOGIC CORP,QLGC,73.38,92.00,0.22,0.24%,25.38%
SIEBEL SYSTEMS,SEBL,60.00,72.19,2.06,2.94%,20.31%
SEI INVEST CO,SEIC,97.13,92.63,-0.63,-0.67%,-4.63%
TIFFANY & CO,TIF,52.50,61.63,-1.38,-2.18%,17.38%
TEXAS INSTRUMENT,TXN,72.38,86.63,-0.25,-0.29%,19.69%
UNIVISION COMM,UVN,69.63,86.13,1.00,1.17%,23.70%
WAL-MART STORES,WMT,46.00,47.56,1.81,3.96%,3.40%
,,,,,,
,,,,,Today,Net
,,,Gain/Loss,,4.73%,13.51%
- -
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Date: Thu, 23 Sep 1999 00:08:20 +0200
From: Johan Van Houtven <click@ping.be>
Subject: Re: [CANSLIM] Comments from WON about the market at Marder's
I wrote:
>>(To all newbies (me included): How have you guys been doing lately? WON
>>said that basically you wouldn't have made any money since April (net-net).
>>Is he correct?)
Craig the newbie, more like the king of newbies IMHO, ;^) wrote:
>Model Portfolio 1 - (One month performance = 13.51%) :
>
>On 08/19/99, I established the following model portfolio. All buys were
>made from scratch and in equal dollar amounts. At that time I considered
>the market to have given a buy signal a few days earlier and the pullback
>on the 19th to be an opportunity to establish postions. I further
>considered these to be the "best" stocks in the market that I was aware of
>at the time, based primarily on chart behavior.
OK. Several would not be considered strict CANSLIM by some on this list who
adhere to the EPS 80 RS 80 minimum (not me). That brings up the question:
HOW did you select them, apart from chart behaviour? There are several
IPO's. Again several on this list consider IPO's a no-no (not me). How do
you pick up on this IPO's. Reading about them?
> I considered risk to be
>lowered by purchasing a large basket of stocks. Risk was raised by
>purchasing many stocks in the same industry. Performance was enhanced by
>buying mostly stocks in strong industries.
>
>These are simply leadership stocks based on chart pattern (IMO). No
>attempt was made to buy breakouts - all were purchased at roughly the same
>time of day on 08/19/99. This portfolio is up 13.51% as of today 09/22/99,
>shortly before the close.
>
>This portfolio has not been pruned for stocks pulling back into bases
>(failed breakouts) or for any kind of stops. Of the 35 stocks, all but 7
>are positive. The best performance was PHCM at +57%. Worst performance
>CMTN at a -31%.
Very interesting. Thank you.
>At the end of this post is the list of symbols, amount paid, current price
>and percentage changes in CSV format (which you should be able to copy and
>save as a text file with the name "PORT0899.CSV". Then open that text file
>with a spreadsheet). For those who just want the symbols, here they are:
>CASH AMGN ARBA BGEN BRCD BRCM BVSN
>CLFY CMTN CSCO EXDS GENZ GILD HIFN HLIT
>IDPH IMNX INTC JDSU JNPR KIDE LGTO LXK
>MEDI MSFT NTAP PHCM PMCS QCOM QLGC SEBL
>SEIC TIF TXN UVN WMT
>
>
>
>Model Portfolio 2 - (Two month performance = 32%) :
>
>In late June and early July, I established the following model portfolio,
>bought entirely based on breakouts and "low level" breakouts. This
>portfolio is up approximately 35% in aggregate (varying purchase dates, not
>all stocks bought in equal dollar amount). No allowance has been made for
>APEX, which would have hit its stop (ie. it is still included in the net
>32% figure, selling at an 8% loss would have improved performance).
Wow. Looks like a winning idea to me.
>ACTU APEX BGEN BOBJ CLEC EMC
>HLIT INTC KIDE LGTO ORBK QCOM
>
>Hope this helps.
You bet.
You did much better than my net performance.
Regards,
Johan ===
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Date: Wed, 22 Sep 1999 19:26:36 -0400
From: Craig Griffin <cagriffin@mindspring.com>
Subject: Re: [CANSLIM] Comments from WON about the market at Marder's
Johan,
I did not mean to pre-empt an answer to your question by any other
newbies. I would also like to hear anyone's recent experiences or thoughts.
I had found the performance of the model portfolios I listed quite
interesting given the state of the markets overall and O'Neil's
comments. I do not disagree with O'Neil's take on the markets, however, he
did not say to be out of stocks, he just said it was a difficult period in
which to make money and he would not be on margin, as I understood
it. IMHO, only a pinpoint aim at the right groups, and the right stocks in
those groups has made money recently. I simply happened to have put
together a couple of portfolios that did more or less just that and thought
the list would enjoy seeing them.
You wrote:
>OK. Several would not be considered strict CANSLIM by some on this list who
>adhere to the EPS 80 RS 80 minimum (not me). That brings up the question:
>HOW did you select them, apart from chart behaviour? There are several
>IPO's. Again several on this list consider IPO's a no-no (not me). How do
>you pick up on this IPO's. Reading about them?
Yes, reading about them. Frequently, I decide which stocks to read about
based on which ones are forming nice bases or making new highs.
I simply look at the charts of IPO's after they have been out a few weeks
(I never buy an IPO in the first 2 or 3 weeks of trading). I have noticed
that often, IPO's in a hot sector will manage to form a 4 to 8 week base
not too long following the IPO date. Assuming I have researched the stock
and consider it to have a NEW and potentially DOMINANT product or niche,
then I might buy it on the breakout from that basing pattern (even as short
as 4 weeks in rare cases). Those that don't form at least a 4 week base
(longer is better, of course, BRCD's second base was 5 weeks for example),
or that do not form a base at all, are not candidates.
When a stock is powerful, hitting new highs, but too extended to buy - I
often begin to watch and research that stock. It stays on my
"weekly/monthly" watch list and I glance at its chart
occasionally. Eventually it will form a base. By then I know something
about it and if I like the fundamental story, I put it on my daily watch
list with a pivot price as a trigger. Therefore, I often miss the first
advance a stock makes. I am patient and stick (mostly) to my
discipline. If I have to wait a few months for a stock to finish it's
advance, form a base, and break out again, that is ok.
You will notice that the stocks on my list which do not have earnings tend
to have extraordinary revenue gains, quarter over quarter.
> > I considered risk to be
> >lowered by purchasing a large basket of stocks.
The risk for the IPO's is reduced by having them as part of a portfolio
with a large number of stocks, a few of which are "old warrior" type of
leaders, like CSCO.
> >In late June and early July, I established the following model portfolio,
> >bought entirely based on breakouts and "low level" breakouts. This
> >portfolio is up approximately 35% in aggregate (varying purchase dates, not
> >all stocks bought in equal dollar amount). No allowance has been made for
> >APEX, which would have hit its stop (ie. it is still included in the net
> >32% figure, selling at an 8% loss would have improved performance).
>
>Wow. Looks like a winning idea to me.
Buying the breakouts and setting stops definitely improves performance, as
long as your stops are loose enough to let the stocks perform (5% is too
tight, O'Neil seems to know ... 7 or 8% is about right. With a large
portfolio (25 stocks) you might be able to get away with 10%).
I agree with Sam, it is the sitting with the stocks as they wiggle and
shake that makes the money (once you get ahead on them). Trading doesn't
make much money unless you are one of the rare masters. Buying right (on
the breakout), using stops based on your purchase price with discipline,
choosing the leading stocks in the leading groups, understanding the market
"tone" based on daily market reading - these things make money.
I am sure big money could be made with WON's 4 to 6 stock portfolio, but
find I just don't sleep well enough at night with such concentrated risk,
and thus do a much worse job of holding my winners. 10-20 stocks seems to
be better (even if one must settle for lower returns).
The danger with larger portfolios is that it is too easy to not honor your
stops, because each stock has such a minor impact on the portfolio. On the
other hand, in some ways it is easier to honor them, because it hurts so
much less to take your loss - because the total loss is a much smaller
percentage of the entire portfolio. The trick is to be just as vigilant
about your stops, no matter how many stocks you own. Keep your discipline.
Best Regards,
Craig
- -
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Date: Wed, 22 Sep 1999 20:29:32 -0400
From: Craig Griffin <cagriffin@mindspring.com>
Subject: Re: [CANSLIM] Comments from WON about the market at Marder's
I wrote:
>Model Portfolio 2 - (Two month performance = 32%) :
>
>In late June and early July, I established the following model portfolio,
>bought entirely based on breakouts and "low level" breakouts.
Oops. Bad count. This portfolio was bought in late June. It's
performance is for Three Months, not Two. So the THREE month performance
is 32%. Sorry about that.
Craig
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Date: Wed, 22 Sep 1999 21:56:58 -0400
From: "Ron Russell" <ronrussell@home.com>
Subject: RE: [CANSLIM] Non-CS: Protecting your PC and your privacy
It works fine here.
- -----Original Message-----
From: owner-canslim@lists.xmission.com
[mailto:owner-canslim@lists.xmission.com] On Behalf Of David S. Pinhasik
Sent: Tuesday, September 21, 1999 9:33 AM
To: canslim@lists.xmission.com
Subject: Re: [CANSLIM] Non-CS: Protecting your PC and your privacy
I tried it and it's a blank page. Any ideas?
- ----- Original Message -----
From: Ron Russell <ronrussell@home.com>
To: <canslim@lists.xmission.com>
Sent: Tuesday, September 14, 1999 4:04 AM
Subject: RE: [CANSLIM] Non-CS: Protecting your PC and your privacy
> http://jammer.comset.net/contact.html
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: owner-canslim@lists.xmission.com
> [mailto:owner-canslim@lists.xmission.com] On Behalf Of SimbaLnKng@aol.com
> Sent: Monday, September 13, 1999 1:13 PM
> To: canslim@lists.xmission.com
> Subject: Re: [CANSLIM] Non-CS: Protecting your PC and your privacy
>
> Ron,
>
> Do you know anywhere where i can download Jammer??
>
> Thanks
>
> Rob
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Date: Wed, 22 Sep 1999 20:30:45 -0800
From: "Patrick Wahl" <pwahl@prodigy.net>
Subject: [CANSLIM] Kevin Marder
A new column by Kevin Marder, somewhat cautious -
http://cbs.marketwatch.com/news/current/marder.htx?source=htx/h
ttp2_mw
There is a link to his column on the cbs marketwatch front page if
the wrap around address is too difficult to deal with.
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Date: Wed, 22 Sep 1999 20:57:26 -0800
From: "Patrick Wahl" <pwahl@prodigy.net>
Subject: Re: [CANSLIM] Comments from WON about the market at Marder's
Date sent: Wed, 22 Sep 1999 11:19:29 +0200
To: canslim@lists.xmission.com
From: Johan Van Houtven <click@ping.be>
> (To all newbies (me included): How have you guys been doing lately? WON
> said that basically you wouldn't have made any money since April (net-net).
> Is he correct?)
My experience during this period hasn't been terribly good until the
last few weeks, where I have squeezed a few bucks out of the
market. It has seemed to be a pretty tough market, I think, even
going back further than April, where it remained pretty much a large
cap market.
> Which stocks are you holding and how have they fared?
I have been nervously hanging on to ADI, ORCL, less nervously on
another non-canslimmer - INTC. Most of what I have is close to
break even, so a sharp break in the market is going to take away
the profits.
Market breadth, the small number of new highs versus new lows, is
making me somewhat skeptical of how long the market can keep
going up (and I guess only the nasdaq is actually making any
headway), plus the seasonal things are against the market for
another 6 weeks or so.
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Date: Thu, 23 Sep 1999 13:40:22 GMT
From: musicant@pacbell.net (Dan Musicant)
Subject: Re: [CANSLIM] Kevin Marder
On Wed, 22 Sep 1999 20:30:45 -0800, you wrote:
:A new column by Kevin Marder, somewhat cautious -
:
:http://cbs.marketwatch.com/news/current/marder.htx?source=3Dhtx/h
:ttp2_mw
:
:There is a link to his column on the cbs marketwatch front page if=20
:the wrap around address is too difficult to deal with.
:
"The ball is in the bulls' court"
That's what Kevin calls this posting and I find it remarkable! I had a
nightmare last night concerning riding a bull (not horse) driven cart.
=46ine, but the bull had the power to eat me any time he pleased (not
good)! I'm cautious, and have good reason to be (at least this
morning!).=20
Dan
PS I don't think I'm having a hamburger at lunch. Superstitious? Once
bitten, twice shy. :))
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Date: Thu, 23 Sep 1999 11:04:02 -0400
From: Sam Funchess <sam5@mindspring.com>
Subject: [CANSLIM] Answers to questions.
I posted my answers to the questions concerning my holdings opinion etc.
last night. Jeff's system pulled it for review so it should be posted
sometime today. The file was apparently too large from the reply and he
needs to review it. I hope he will be able to post it today so we can
get some feed back on my comments.
Sam
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Date: Thu, 23 Sep 1999 18:23:40 +0200
From: Johan Van Houtven <click@ping.be>
Subject: Re: [CANSLIM] Answers to questions.
Thanks for the update, Sam.
It is truely amazing that there hasn't been any response from the newbies.
So allow me to extend the range from super newbies to very experienced: How
has your net performance been the last 2 to 5 months? WON says that
basically you wouldn't have made any money, i.e. you made some and you lost
some.
At 11:04 AM 9/23/99 -0400, you wrote:
>I posted my answers to the questions concerning my holdings opinion etc.
>last night. Jeff's system pulled it for review so it should be posted
>sometime today. The file was apparently too large from the reply and he
>needs to review it. I hope he will be able to post it today so we can
>get some feed back on my comments.
>
>Sam
Johan ===
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