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Re: economaniac post# 515

Monday, 03/10/2003 7:20:25 AM

Monday, March 10, 2003 7:20:25 AM

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Hi, economaniac. You're right. At best this revolving quarterly information has to be only considered a tool. Investors will always need an analyst to help them interpret the market. I know that financial advisors eat, sleep, and live the market and know far more than I about such things. I did look into the S&P study that I ran to check for random patterns. I had found this. In the Telecommunications Sector the 13 stocks that make up this sector all average for just the month of October a 57% total growth for a six year study that I did. All of them. In the Energy Sector in March the 24 stocks that make up this sector averaged 64% total six year growth and each stock average a -24% and -18% total for June and July. And, in the Information Sector, of which AMD is located all 76 stocks each averaged 50% total six year growth each month from Oct-January. That is a 200% total six year growth for all of the stocks. And, each suffered severe loss during just one major month-September.

I agree, economaniac-I love that name. You can't rely on history to determine your choices. You do need all the tools that you can find. I enjoy William O'neil's Investors Business Daily. I am looking at Larry Williams follow the commercials in commodity trading. It is all an amazing study for me. I would have loved to have been a student of this study when I was 21 years old. As it is, I am 50 and had waited far too long to absorb this exciting stuff. See you, economaniac. Have a great day.

Ken

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