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Of course, as noted earlier, Darvas' method involved

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Friday, August 13, 2004 8:11:18 PM
Re: SPARK post# 127 Post # of 139 
Of course, as noted earlier, Darvas' method involved buying stocks going into a higher box at an all time high. This is not the case with AMCC

http://finance.yahoo.com/q/bc?s=AMCC&t=5y

Anyone using Darvas' method would have made a fortune in the tech bubble, when the market retreated, the stop losses would have moved one safely to the sidelines.

The ideal candidate would be a company with a promising product or technology, that has been outperforming the market. Fix the boxes, buy on a breakout (should be at an all time high price), set a stop loss. If the stock continues to climb, consider adding more, keep the stop losses trailing the price. Let the market tell you when to get out.


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