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Thursday, 03/16/2006 1:46:24 PM

Thursday, March 16, 2006 1:46:24 PM

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Comparison Study ( Picking Results )
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MDG ( Multi Day Gainer Daily Chart) vs IDEAL One Weekers ( best of this week ) vs Long Term Winners List comparison study.( Great 5 year results )

Week of March 17, 2006. ( Happy St. Patty's Day people, have a green beer for me.. ).

6 month charts ( screened list of top 6 month performers )
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dcnaq
sevi
ngen
ctum
pst
camh
aimm
nvax
xsnx
avnx
nnvc
isv
wcc
arp
cien
urix
bkd
qlty
airm
ovti
ers
fmcn
gwr
ge
fmcn
uncn ( american bulls otc )
sevi ( american bulls otc )
phm ( long term earnings list)
eac ( long term earnings list )
onsc
jysr
erhe
sevi ( OTC Picks )
pst ( MDG Prospect )

Long term ( 5 year )
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boom
ipii
swn
jcom
sgde
josb
komg

Upon review of all watch lists for the week ending March 17, 2006. A search of Many ( approx 1,000 recent top picks )
pulled up an interesting finding. The long term stocks had 70% of them gaining while 30% in correction while the search of the top six months pulled up around 25 out of several hundred gainers. ( gains were on average larger than the long term but risks are much higher of choosing the wrong stock ). American Bulls, OTC, The Stockster and new prospects stocks from news reports, tips etc only pulled up 5 good curves out of several hundred. For this week anyways the clear winner is the long term winners list with a 70% chance of an upstock pick, but more modest gains, and lower risk. On friday I plan to compare the MDG list to the Long Term Winners list ( stocks with major 5 year gains ),and compare to the IDEAL one week list of top stocks for this week..... and see how the results compare for one week, this week. fun, fun, fun.



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