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Thursday, 03/10/2011 10:35:50 PM

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In your Predicting_Earnings.pdf ebook, you showed examples of screeners that you ran after earnings and said that for the most part RSI(14) less than 45% gives you stocks that had bad earnings, and RSI(14) above 65% typically gives you stocks that had good earnings. But those screeners only scanned for stocks AFTER earnings, which defeats the purpose of PREDICTING the earnings. Does the <45% and >65% RSI(14) concept still apply to a screener BEFORE earnings? TIA
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