From: owner-canslim-digest@lists.xmission.com (canslim-digest) To: canslim-digest@lists.xmission.com Subject: canslim-digest V2 #1026 Reply-To: canslim Sender: owner-canslim-digest@lists.xmission.com Errors-To: owner-canslim-digest@lists.xmission.com Precedence: bulk Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable X-No-Archive: yes canslim-digest Monday, October 16 2000 Volume 02 : Number 1026 In this issue: [CANSLIM] DGO List [CANSLIM] fear Re: [CANSLIM] fear Re: [CANSLIM] fear Re: [CANSLIM] DGO List Earnings dates [CANSLIM] How'a you family? su casa? [CANSLIM] Industry Group and Ticker Symbol Index RE: [CANSLIM] fear RE: [CANSLIM]elders tripple screen Re: [CANSLIM] Industry Group and Ticker Symbol Index [CANSLIM] The silence [CANSLIM]Specific Industry group rankings Re: [CANSLIM] fear ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Date: Sun, 15 Oct 2000 10:14:57 -0400 From: "Tom Worley" Subject: [CANSLIM] DGO List Well, this time the list did shrink, down to 153 stocks in the DG books that still had both RS and EPS of 80 or better on Friday and had been at or within 5% of their 12 month high during the week. Last week the total was 226 then 230 the week before, and 218 and 236 before that. As always, Bx is my shorthand for "B"ase of "x" weeks, IMO IMPH - B3 CHCS - one week handle on a nice cup BARZ - B3 MTH - B2 SHFL - B3+ CEFT - B2+ NVR - B3+ DV - B6 EQT - B2 NOC - B2+ EWBC - B2 USPH - B3 PATH - two week handle on the cup WGOV - b/o Friday from B5 UNH - B2 PMI - b/o Friday, closed at pivot EPD - B2 CAR - handle forming, maybe too high PNW - B2 DORL - B4 PMRX - B3 MTG - volatile B3 IGT - B2 STFC - B3+ CRT - B6 FNM - B2 PDM - B5 Happy hunting, Tom Worley stkguru@netside.net ICQ # 5568838 - - ------------------------------ Date: Sun, 15 Oct 2000 16:56:25 +0200 From: "Makara, Tamas" Subject: [CANSLIM] fear If I was invested in the US (in any form), I would be fearful as well. Friday was the first day of a rally attempt. That's just nothing important. The October corrections came from all time highs in 98 and 99, and the Nasdaq was quite resilient this time last year. This time it looks totally different to me. The failed August rally exhibited the signes associated with market tops: lower volume, utilities, financials and insurance leading. Numerous sectors have completed multi-month or multi-year head and shoulder tops and broken down. Even in the best case these need a lot of time to repair. The consistent ingredients of a bear market according to Justin Mamis: "1. The initial breakdown and collapsing phase that because of its vehemence seems to be a sufficient decline in itself. 2. Because of widespread conviction that the worst is now past, some succesful testing of that low is followed by bear market bounces that keep investors hopeful, that the market is okay again. 3. A surrender and fresh slide that, as they come to "know" why prices have been falling, can go on and on like Chinese water torture. 4. The give-up phase during which the pain increases because the "known" reasons seem to be getting worse and worse, and feel as if they will be even worse tomorrow. 5. Signs that almost everyone who had owned has now sold begin to materialize when more bad news fails to carry prices any lower, followed by a bounce that is dismissed as "merely technical", and thus is deceptive enough to keep the crowd too fearful to believe." I suppose we are in phase 2. Many do not see the economic reason for a long term bear market, but the markets message seems to be that the long term bull market is fading. I think there is plentiful reason for the bear case, but I do not beleive in opinions. I try to get the market's message. Of course, it is possible, that a solid bottom will be formed in the next couple of weeks, from which a tradable intermediate uptrend may start. I am not going to argue with the market. But I am much more fearful than most of you seem to be. Tamas > Tom Worley wrote: > > Japan hit another 18 month or so low on their Friday's trading, > down some 20% at least for the current year. If I was invested in > Japan, I would be fearful. > > - - ------------------------------ Date: Sun, 15 Oct 2000 10:40:15 -0600 From: Earl Setser Subject: Re: [CANSLIM] fear I think a case could be made that we are in Phase 5. I found it very interesting that we had bad news on the Mid-East and wholesale prices and the Nasdaq moved up strongly. I seem to remember WON discussing how the bottom often occurs when the Market moves up strongly in spite of the "bad news" of the day. I'm not sure this is the case, I just want to point out there are many ways to interpret where we are using classical measures. Right now I have one position left and otherwise I'm.... "Waiting for a follow-through day" At 04:56 PM 10/15/00 +0200, you wrote: >If I was invested in the US (in any form), I would be fearful as well. > >Friday was the first day of a rally attempt. That's just nothing >important. The October corrections came from all time highs in 98 and >99, and the Nasdaq was quite resilient this time last year. This time it >looks totally different to me. The failed August rally exhibited the >signes associated with market tops: lower volume, utilities, financials >and insurance leading. Numerous sectors have completed multi-month or >multi-year head and shoulder tops and broken down. Even in the best case >these need a lot of time to repair. > >The consistent ingredients of a bear market according to Justin Mamis: > >"1. The initial breakdown and collapsing phase that because of its >vehemence seems to be a sufficient decline in itself. > >2. Because of widespread conviction that the worst is now past, some >succesful testing of that low is followed by bear market bounces that >keep investors hopeful, that the market is okay again. > >3. A surrender and fresh slide that, as they come to "know" why prices >have been falling, can go on and on like Chinese water torture. > >4. The give-up phase during which the pain increases because the "known" >reasons seem to be getting worse and worse, and feel as if they will be >even worse tomorrow. > >5. Signs that almost everyone who had owned has now sold begin to >materialize when more bad news fails to carry prices any lower, followed >by a bounce that is dismissed as "merely technical", and thus is >deceptive enough to keep the crowd too fearful to believe." > >I suppose we are in phase 2. Many do not see the economic reason for a >long term bear market, but the markets message seems to be that the long >term bull market is fading. I think there is plentiful reason for the >bear case, but I do not beleive in opinions. I try to get the market's >message. Of course, it is possible, that a solid bottom will be formed >in the next couple of weeks, from which a tradable intermediate uptrend >may start. I am not going to argue with the market. But I am much more >fearful than most of you seem to be. > >Tamas > >> Tom Worley wrote: >> >> Japan hit another 18 month or so low on their Friday's trading, >> down some 20% at least for the current year. If I was invested in >> Japan, I would be fearful. >> >> > > >- > > > - - ------------------------------ Date: Sun, 15 Oct 2000 13:06:25 -0700 From: "Bill Triffet" Subject: Re: [CANSLIM] fear I think many of us canslimers are less fearful than the average investor we have (should have) rules to help prevent severe loss of capital. I for one have been mostly in cash since March. I dabbled a bit this summer but was forced out by the selling rules. Given my position (or lack of), I look forward to a decent follow-thru in the next week, If not - I stay in cash. Referring to #5. Today's LA Times shows year 2K stock fund inflows at $255 billion thru Aug. That surpasses the $227 billion record set in 97. 1999 was less than $200 bil. for the year. This money can't sit in cash in cash very long. It is the institutions that drive price. They will be expected to invest this money. Now, if inflows are greatly reduced, all bets are off. More likely I see managers churning their accounts between high growth and defensive stocks as they try to stay in the game as opposed to going to cash. - -Bill - ----- Original Message ----- From: Makara, Tamas To: cs Sent: Sunday, October 15, 2000 7:56 AM Subject: [CANSLIM] fear > If I was invested in the US (in any form), I would be fearful as well. > > Friday was the first day of a rally attempt. That's just nothing > important. The October corrections came from all time highs in 98 and > 99, and the Nasdaq was quite resilient this time last year. This time it > looks totally different to me. The failed August rally exhibited the > signes associated with market tops: lower volume, utilities, financials > and insurance leading. Numerous sectors have completed multi-month or > multi-year head and shoulder tops and broken down. Even in the best case > these need a lot of time to repair. > > The consistent ingredients of a bear market according to Justin Mamis: > > "1. The initial breakdown and collapsing phase that because of its > vehemence seems to be a sufficient decline in itself. > > 2. Because of widespread conviction that the worst is now past, some > succesful testing of that low is followed by bear market bounces that > keep investors hopeful, that the market is okay again. > > 3. A surrender and fresh slide that, as they come to "know" why prices > have been falling, can go on and on like Chinese water torture. > > 4. The give-up phase during which the pain increases because the "known" > reasons seem to be getting worse and worse, and feel as if they will be > even worse tomorrow. > > 5. Signs that almost everyone who had owned has now sold begin to > materialize when more bad news fails to carry prices any lower, followed > by a bounce that is dismissed as "merely technical", and thus is > deceptive enough to keep the crowd too fearful to believe." > > I suppose we are in phase 2. Many do not see the economic reason for a > long term bear market, but the markets message seems to be that the long > term bull market is fading. I think there is plentiful reason for the > bear case, but I do not beleive in opinions. I try to get the market's > message. Of course, it is possible, that a solid bottom will be formed > in the next couple of weeks, from which a tradable intermediate uptrend > may start. I am not going to argue with the market. But I am much more > fearful than most of you seem to be. > > Tamas - - ------------------------------ Date: Sun, 15 Oct 2000 16:09:00 -0500 From: Kent Norman Subject: Re: [CANSLIM] DGO List Earnings dates Earnings dates from excite.com (right column) IMPH 10/25/2000 CHCS 12/05/2000 BARZ 10/20/2000 MTH 10/26/2000 SHFL 12/14/2000 CEFT 10/19/2000 NVR 10/19/2000 DV 10/17/2000 EQT 10/19/2000 NOC 10/18/2000 EWBC 01/11/2001 USPH n/a PATH 10/24/2000 WGOV 11/14/2000 UNH 10/27/2000 PMI 10/18/2000 EPD 10/30/2000 CAR n/a PNW 10/18/2000 DORL N/A PMRX N/A MTG 01/11/2001 IGT 11/09/2000 STFC 10/26/2000 CRT N/A FNM 01/11/2001 PDM N/A Let's make some money for a change!!! Kent Tom Worley wrote: > > Well, this time the list did shrink, down to 153 stocks in the DG > books that still had both RS and EPS of 80 or better on Friday > and had been at or within 5% of their 12 month high during the > week. Last week the total was 226 then 230 the week before, and > 218 and 236 before that. > > As always, Bx is my shorthand for "B"ase of "x" weeks, IMO > > IMPH - B3 > CHCS - one week handle on a nice cup > BARZ - B3 > MTH - B2 > SHFL - B3+ > CEFT - B2+ > NVR - B3+ > DV - B6 > EQT - B2 > NOC - B2+ > EWBC - B2 > USPH - B3 > PATH - two week handle on the cup > WGOV - b/o Friday from B5 > UNH - B2 > PMI - b/o Friday, closed at pivot > EPD - B2 > CAR - handle forming, maybe too high > PNW - B2 > DORL - B4 > PMRX - B3 > MTG - volatile B3 > IGT - B2 > STFC - B3+ > CRT - B6 > FNM - B2 > PDM - B5 > > Happy hunting, > > Tom Worley > stkguru@netside.net > ICQ # 5568838 > > - - - ------------------------------ Date: Sun, 15 Oct 2000 19:03:51 -0700 From: han.26@osu.edu Subject: [CANSLIM] How'a you family? su casa? um...HI! *slap* Thanks, I needed that! - - ------------------------------ Date: Sun, 15 Oct 2000 16:11:10 -0700 From: "PSN" Subject: [CANSLIM] Industry Group and Ticker Symbol Index Does anyone know when this is published? Has anyone ever bought this or know of a way to get the ticker symbols for the groups listed in the Daily Industry Prices? Thanks in Advance! - - ------------------------------ Date: Mon, 16 Oct 2000 10:12:50 +0700 From: "Peter Christiansen" Subject: RE: [CANSLIM] fear And if you get your follow through day, what will you buy? There is almost nothing on my screen that is even close to being ready to buy. Peter - -----Original Message----- From: owner-canslim@lists.xmission.com [mailto:owner-canslim@lists.xmission.com]On Behalf Of Bill Triffet Sent: Monday, October 16, 2000 3:06 AM To: canslim@lists.xmission.com Subject: Re: [CANSLIM] fear I think many of us canslimers are less fearful than the average investor we have (should have) rules to help prevent severe loss of capital. I for one have been mostly in cash since March. I dabbled a bit this summer but was forced out by the selling rules. Given my position (or lack of), I look forward to a decent follow-thru in the next week, If not - I stay in cash. Referring to #5. Today's LA Times shows year 2K stock fund inflows at $255 billion thru Aug. That surpasses the $227 billion record set in 97. 1999 was less than $200 bil. for the year. This money can't sit in cash in cash very long. It is the institutions that drive price. They will be expected to invest this money. Now, if inflows are greatly reduced, all bets are off. More likely I see managers churning their accounts between high growth and defensive stocks as they try to stay in the game as opposed to going to cash. - -Bill - ----- Original Message ----- From: Makara, Tamas To: cs Sent: Sunday, October 15, 2000 7:56 AM Subject: [CANSLIM] fear > If I was invested in the US (in any form), I would be fearful as well. > > Friday was the first day of a rally attempt. That's just nothing > important. The October corrections came from all time highs in 98 and > 99, and the Nasdaq was quite resilient this time last year. This time it > looks totally different to me. The failed August rally exhibited the > signes associated with market tops: lower volume, utilities, financials > and insurance leading. Numerous sectors have completed multi-month or > multi-year head and shoulder tops and broken down. Even in the best case > these need a lot of time to repair. > > The consistent ingredients of a bear market according to Justin Mamis: > > "1. The initial breakdown and collapsing phase that because of its > vehemence seems to be a sufficient decline in itself. > > 2. Because of widespread conviction that the worst is now past, some > succesful testing of that low is followed by bear market bounces that > keep investors hopeful, that the market is okay again. > > 3. A surrender and fresh slide that, as they come to "know" why prices > have been falling, can go on and on like Chinese water torture. > > 4. The give-up phase during which the pain increases because the "known" > reasons seem to be getting worse and worse, and feel as if they will be > even worse tomorrow. > > 5. Signs that almost everyone who had owned has now sold begin to > materialize when more bad news fails to carry prices any lower, followed > by a bounce that is dismissed as "merely technical", and thus is > deceptive enough to keep the crowd too fearful to believe." > > I suppose we are in phase 2. Many do not see the economic reason for a > long term bear market, but the markets message seems to be that the long > term bull market is fading. I think there is plentiful reason for the > bear case, but I do not beleive in opinions. I try to get the market's > message. Of course, it is possible, that a solid bottom will be formed > in the next couple of weeks, from which a tradable intermediate uptrend > may start. I am not going to argue with the market. But I am much more > fearful than most of you seem to be. > > Tamas - - - - ------------------------------ Date: Sun, 15 Oct 2000 22:50:05 -0500 From: "John Adair" Subject: RE: [CANSLIM]elders tripple screen I would like to get dialog going on the use of elder 's tripple screen as it is or not useful in trading . i have just discovered it and havent used it. Please may I have your opnion of it. - -----Original Message----- From: owner-canslim@lists.xmission.com [mailto:owner-canslim@lists.xmission.com]On Behalf Of Tom Worley Sent: Sunday, October 15, 2000 9:15 AM To: CANSLIM Subject: [CANSLIM] DGO List - - ------------------------------ Date: Sun, 15 Oct 2000 22:00:02 -0600 From: Earl Setser Subject: Re: [CANSLIM] Industry Group and Ticker Symbol Index I have it. I don't know exactly when or how often it gets published, but I think it's either quarterly or semi-annually. Mine says Jan 2000, so maybe it will be out this month? I'm sure you can call or email IBD and find out when it will next be available (if it's not now). I find it useful in concert with the paper and/or IBD website for researching specific industry groups. If a group comes up that I don't have many candidates from (in my database), I can grab the book and do a quick paper/web scan for potential candidates (I use 75 EPS and 80 RPS as my general minimums to get onto the list.) I don't know of any other way to get the IBD group definitions. You can get the top 5 RS stocks from any group (if you know one stock in it) with DGO, but I would rather have the top 5 for EPS + RPS sum. I've also noticed some groups (Computer Softwr-Enterprise and Electrical-Semiconductor Mfg) have many, many potential CANSLIM buys, so even the top 5 wouldn't be all I would want to see. I've also noticed that IBD seems to move the stocks around quite a bit. It seems to be more noticable in the Tech groups where lines are often blurring anyway. But I've noticed several stocks have changed groups since I bought the book. A quick estimate says maybe 2% or so of the stocks change groups each issue. At 04:11 PM 10/15/00 -0700, you wrote: >Does anyone know when this is published? Has anyone ever bought this or know >of a way to get the ticker symbols for the groups listed in the Daily >Industry Prices? > >Thanks in Advance! > >- > > > - - ------------------------------ Date: Sun, 15 Oct 2000 22:58:40 -0500 From: "Osama Gaber" Subject: [CANSLIM] The silence - -----Original Message----- My first time email to say that I fully agree that we should be using this down time to prepare lists of stocks to buy if a real breakout is confirmed(doubt it based on the factors in the previous observations) Of all the charts I scanned few fulfill can slim criteria and look good chcs appears to be forming a handle and may breakout if M improves Extr looks ready to go although chart pattern is short consolidation Ntap held breakout level Jnpr short consolidation Any others ? this is the time to build lists - - ------------------------------ Date: Mon, 16 Oct 2000 08:36:38 -0400 (EDT) From: chris dempsey Subject: [CANSLIM]Specific Industry group rankings The following may come in handy soon. It is the specific industry group ranking twice per month since mid January, taken straight from IBD on the first and 16th of the month. SpecificIndustryGroup,10i/00,10/00,9i/00,9/00,8i/00,8/00,7i/00,7/00,6i/00,6/00,5i/00,5/00,4i/00,4/00,3i/00,3/00,2i/00,2/00,1i/00,GeneralIndustryGroup Medical/Dental/Serv,1,1,1,2,6,4,12,24,21,24,23,27,35,38,39,39,49,52,63,Medical Energy-Other,2,5,5,5,8,8,13,10,17,26,57,53,46,44,41,41,43,46,42,Energy Oil&Gas-U S Explo&Prod,3,6,3,7,17,7,6,2,1,1,4,28,53,78,90,96,112,134,124,Energy Computer-Local Networks,4,29,150,173,129,30,19,39,53,75,49,38,12,2,3,5,7,8,6,Computers Medical-Biomed/Genetics,5,7,70,151,155,66,7,8,27,31,29,32,5,7,1,1,1,1,1,Medical Medical-Whsle Drg/Sund,6,3,2,3,1,2,16,14,22,33,98,51,89,77,73,70,108,133,118,Medical Elec-Scientific Instrumn,7,8,13,49,33,6,2,1,2,12,12,4,9,19,18,16,20,9,9,Electronics Medical-Hospitals,8,2,4,4,9,34,50,21,8,7,14,18,29,47,58,63,53,48,41,Medical Medical-Outpnt/Hm Care,9,13,15,24,48,124,66,48,50,36,63,94,77,76,61,48,47,45,53,Medical Medical-Generic Drugs,10,4,6,9,3,1,10,6,3,4,5,12,18,39,48,47,50,53,74,Medical Leisure-Gaming,11,9,9,10,15,15,28,31,20,19,39,85,107,83,82,73,74,74,97,Leisure Medical-Ethical Drugs,12,15,45,116,124,18,17,9,13,29,28,34,19,21,20,8,13,21,22,Medical Computer Softw-Educ/Entr,13,55,84,142,159,147,162,168,191,194,196,173,184,60,65,67,63,49,37,Computers Aerospace/Defense,14,12,30,14,34,96,118,120,67,71,104,114,182,195,197,197,197,197,196,Aircraft Comml Svcs-Schools,15,10,8,1,2,9,14,23,24,30,31,26,37,50,66,69,60,77,117,Consumer Finance-Investment Bkrs,16,25,24,23,5,20,27,57,68,100,77,52,43,40,45,56,52,51,76,Finance Medical-Hlth Maint Org,17,18,11,6,10,13,24,17,11,10,38,62,52,99,151,151,144,169,155,Medical Computer Software-Med,18,23,38,104,180,190,192,190,196,187,188,145,141,61,43,38,30,35,54,Computers Bldg-Resident/Commrcl,19,11,12,16,16,49,85,110,89,94,94,73,90,107,138,138,154,172,164,Building Electrical-Equipment,20,20,55,50,70,67,33,38,70,84,34,33,44,41,46,42,41,42,47,Machinery Computer Softwr-Enterpse,21,57,165,172,145,82,36,54,75,60,46,42,13,8,5,4,2,4,5,Computers Elec Products-Misc,22,53,68,99,47,21,5,5,9,28,15,7,14,12,16,20,25,24,23,Electronics Elec Measrng Instruments,23,33,79,19,25,3,1,3,15,25,24,15,25,23,25,23,26,30,32,Electronics Oil&Gas-Field Services,24,43,19,66,46,44,26,12,6,6,10,21,34,56,70,75,102,122,104,Energy Elec-Semiconductor Mfg,25,72,102,58,20,5,3,4,10,18,9,1,1,5,11,10,8,13,11,Electronics Insurance-Diversified,26,21,16,20,39,54,41,47,42,136,103,106,97,121,149,154,143,111,171,Insurance Oil&Gas-Cdn Exp&Prod,27,42,23,40,52,53,35,19,12,5,35,78,92,116,122,148,126,137,130,Energy Elec-Misc Componets,28,34,39,74,75,47,18,25,19,20,18,10,11,13,17,15,14,16,16,Electronics Computer-Memory Devices,29,58,139,77,53,16,11,27,33,45,17,3,3,3,7,14,17,15,15,Computers Finance-Investment Mgmt,30,38,26,30,23,25,38,30,23,14,27,20,40,53,63,64,67,70,68,Finance Electrical-Control Instr,31,32,72,110,130,92,20,18,35,104,79,74,63,48,36,40,35,40,50,Electronics Insurance-Prop/Cas/Titl,32,27,31,26,35,41,77,83,82,69,88,110,112,122,150,156,159,155,146,Insurance Oil & Gas-U S Royalty Tr,33,26,37,60,84,95,51,42,56,77,121,152,157,152,133,118,121,139,128,Energy Tobacco,34,14,21,21,27,60,109,51,51,111,171,188,194,196,192,189,189,180,181,Alcohol/Tob Computer-Manufacturers,35,24,98,65,56,89,53,129,124,168,141,35,32,32,37,44,45,39,38,Computers Financial Services-Misc,36,16,18,18,32,71,121,159,92,108,102,113,95,75,71,68,70,56,61,Finance Insurance-Brokers,37,30,17,13,12,28,78,85,65,40,87,179,142,134,158,166,128,87,89,Insurance Insurance-Acc & Health,38,36,27,43,44,121,103,148,155,138,193,184,186,181,190,183,178,190,184,Insurance Oil & Gas-Drilling,39,70,25,53,41,50,29,20,5,3,3,9,21,35,60,52,62,62,45,Energy Medical-Products,40,44,97,160,98,26,23,26,34,39,33,19,15,26,24,18,24,23,26,Medical Aerospace/Defense Eqp,41,19,10,11,18,22,61,82,71,63,70,79,82,80,83,78,85,107,110,Aircraft Computer Software-Fin,42,64,126,167,160,170,178,167,166,191,99,61,33,30,28,29,33,33,31,Computers Transportation-Ship,43,28,14,8,13,14,25,22,14,9,13,29,47,69,78,102,115,96,137,Transport Utility-Electric Power,44,17,22,37,51,99,104,89,86,87,93,124,134,130,123,113,118,124,133,Utility Medical-Instruments,45,49,57,67,77,23,31,32,38,49,61,57,28,31,27,25,23,17,29,Medical Banks-West/Southwest,46,41,46,56,67,93,90,113,104,127,154,160,152,143,135,132,133,131,125,Banks Oil&Gas-Prod/Pipeline,47,35,32,42,45,64,44,35,18,11,30,75,75,92,96,101,110,126,132,Energy Transportation-Equip Mfg,48,77,61,22,26,37,119,109,168,164,138,144,164,166,152,170,186,191,190,Electronics Insurance-Life,49,45,20,25,31,46,64,79,77,114,175,180,153,160,173,172,174,171,145,Insurance Finance-Savings & Loan,50,37,44,47,62,75,88,106,113,130,169,166,169,165,156,155,169,166,150,Svgs & Ln Retail-Restaurants,51,62,56,54,59,62,48,37,25,15,20,56,81,104,120,111,124,144,169,Food/Bev Comml Serv-Business Svcs,52,31,33,36,42,55,63,70,43,91,45,112,155,145,126,123,163,188,187,Business Svc Media-Books,53,63,77,84,73,83,74,86,140,157,134,158,126,117,112,103,96,73,87,Print/Pub Oil&Gas-U S Integrated,54,83,41,55,88,120,135,114,101,78,109,132,147,163,175,193,193,183,157,Energy Elec-Military Systems,55,92,114,85,83,87,58,94,62,64,74,31,41,37,40,35,36,38,33,Electronics Funeral Svcs & Rel,56,82,93,132,157,159,168,166,182,188,190,193,192,188,179,176,184,182,186,Consumer Retail-Apparel/Shoe,57,80,29,27,11,48,59,112,94,59,22,59,61,72,115,125,122,93,90,Retail Medical-Nursing Homes,58,111,118,64,133,175,187,135,84,146,130,93,129,194,170,191,192,196,197,Medical Computer-Graphics,59,112,146,146,161,58,15,15,16,22,21,6,10,16,23,27,27,29,30,Computers Cosmetics/Personal Care,60,78,83,108,106,146,153,100,100,116,105,116,115,105,77,77,94,92,99,Consumer Computer-Integrated Syst,61,159,188,190,194,189,130,87,83,79,59,45,54,22,15,21,22,25,24,Computers Pollution Control-Svcs,62,79,75,115,87,33,45,49,58,56,56,81,71,66,55,49,69,81,106,Business Prd Medical-Drug/Diversified,63,46,64,45,97,98,125,98,79,83,119,155,133,156,162,175,158,128,129,Medical Finance-Consumr/Comml,64,74,100,130,99,116,145,143,138,153,147,138,140,114,87,85,79,71,80,Finance Telecommunications-Equip,65,90,152,126,54,24,9,13,30,37,32,16,2,1,4,2,6,6,8,Telecomm Banks-Northeast,66,69,66,61,80,102,110,126,137,143,150,171,162,151,142,145,155,157,144,Banks Leisure-Hotels & Motels,67,40,40,31,43,45,65,71,88,96,95,105,132,132,145,134,146,151,166,Leisure Internet-Software,68,169,190,188,182,163,146,183,187,196,194,121,113,18,10,9,3,2,2,Internet Utility-Gas Distribution,69,52,54,76,86,97,92,88,91,80,107,96,104,111,104,104,101,88,92,Utility Retail/Whlsle-Cmptr/Cell,70,22,7,15,21,31,22,28,28,34,19,30,68,34,31,33,38,32,43,Retail Internet-Ntwk Sec/Sltns,71,160,181,181,158,138,97,160,95,109,81,54,22,9,6,3,4,3,3,Internet Banks-Super Regional,72,47,53,38,63,133,131,133,103,125,162,174,161,155,180,185,176,150,173,Banks Food-Misc Preparation,73,48,49,41,40,17,30,34,31,48,83,143,123,153,140,136,134,162,140,Food/Bev Steel-Specialty Alloys,74,39,28,12,22,38,138,145,116,112,151,178,181,192,191,182,164,165,178,Steel Real Estate Operations,75,51,60,46,24,35,42,40,29,16,51,101,110,142,47,91,90,118,175,Real Est Beverages-Alcoholic,76,54,59,78,109,139,148,131,111,122,125,135,148,157,125,130,129,112,100,Alcohol/Tob Oil&Gas-Cdn Integrated,77,59,35,69,64,57,67,45,49,27,68,103,106,147,159,153,132,121,116,Energy Diversified Operations,78,71,62,62,85,108,106,119,76,57,44,48,56,73,54,57,56,67,65,Misc Chemicals-Specialty,79,91,63,33,38,32,46,46,48,35,40,63,67,90,97,95,111,110,113,Chemicals Comml Svcs-Security/Sfty,80,128,91,44,55,51,49,50,46,51,47,58,57,25,29,30,32,36,44,Misc Finance-Mrtg&Rel Svc,81,66,82,81,76,103,124,137,163,180,174,185,174,146,129,126,141,153,172,Finance Auto/Truck-Tires & Misc,82,73,115,93,137,174,176,180,160,173,170,170,178,182,184,188,180,187,185,Auto&Parts Textile-Apparel Mfg,83,50,42,59,72,91,68,77,98,76,72,70,66,74,102,108,99,120,96,Apparel Oil&Gas-Refining/Mktg,84,86,107,90,122,106,47,33,36,54,90,86,105,119,127,109,114,117,127,Energy Leisure-Products,85,113,65,79,61,52,56,44,39,17,8,22,36,51,69,79,80,83,114,Leisure Machinery-Gen Industrial,86,61,58,52,65,70,79,65,52,50,43,49,62,84,76,82,77,82,86,Machinery Oil&Gas-Intl Specialty,87,95,52,34,29,29,80,53,63,53,66,36,45,65,72,90,78,63,51,Energy Metal Proc & Fabrication,88,87,71,86,115,80,72,75,57,55,58,90,91,103,100,94,98,78,60,Business Prd Comml-Leasing Cos,89,81,74,137,150,173,170,178,176,150,126,125,103,97,85,76,65,54,62,Finance Comml Services-Misc,90,130,160,155,116,77,71,76,96,61,54,71,58,46,42,43,39,34,35,Business Svc Retail/Wholesale-Food,91,110,69,103,90,59,95,69,81,43,85,88,99,131,155,158,171,159,159,Food/Bev Elec-Parts Distributors,92,67,50,28,7,11,8,11,7,8,1,5,17,27,38,37,42,41,40,Business Svc Oil&Gas-Machinery/Equip,93,108,47,39,30,27,21,16,4,2,2,13,20,36,62,66,68,79,85,Energy Comml Svcs-Linen Supply,94,117,76,32,37,68,126,154,153,124,163,165,177,191,196,196,196,194,195,Business Svc Computer-Services,95,118,184,186,179,144,89,108,90,67,62,40,23,15,19,17,11,11,10,Computers Computer Softwr-Security,96,182,192,193,192,162,52,78,64,81,67,39,8,4,2,6,5,7,4,Computers Banks-Foreign,97,96,103,106,117,119,137,116,135,166,156,128,117,118,95,87,82,84,88,Banks Finance-Equity Reit,98,75,73,80,60,61,76,68,66,65,78,99,114,133,118,114,125,135,141,Finance Transportation-Svcs,99,56,36,57,36,39,99,128,117,132,91,122,118,123,105,80,89,61,64,Transport Shoes & Rel Apparel,100,85,51,35,28,40,43,59,59,66,60,46,79,113,130,137,148,146,158,Apparel Consumer Products-Misc,101,123,127,169,140,135,70,101,134,139,176,189,173,81,74,54,55,65,79,Consumer Machine-Tools & Rel Prod,102,132,104,98,78,36,86,144,146,176,145,129,139,100,88,99,120,125,91,Machinery Finance-Mortgage Reit,103,104,105,97,118,128,149,118,133,140,155,168,176,171,160,164,166,170,165,Finance Electrical-Connectors,104,141,112,109,92,56,32,56,60,95,48,8,16,29,33,36,40,43,34,Electronics Office-Equip & Automatn,105,126,96,91,100,151,129,151,144,134,118,77,87,82,81,74,103,152,170,Office Retail-Drug Stores,106,114,123,121,167,164,133,152,108,117,128,156,149,176,178,168,160,189,192,Retail Comml Svcs-Advertising,107,88,95,72,71,73,114,121,156,102,97,72,88,45,35,32,29,20,18,Print/Pub Food-Dairy Products,108,116,128,105,96,42,55,29,40,21,16,43,72,70,86,81,76,119,126,Food/Bev Retail-Super/Mini Mkts,109,99,134,117,128,141,142,138,129,121,129,139,125,141,143,116,116,101,112,Retail Beverages-Soft Drinks,110,106,124,102,93,84,113,96,109,142,108,137,143,150,137,129,117,143,151,Food/Bev Banks-Midwest,111,107,106,123,152,150,152,156,161,175,186,182,171,174,161,157,162,168,154,Banks Mining - -Gems,112,115,144,158,176,182,169,173,184,179,185,197,197,193,166,141,157,94,93,Consumer Banks-Money Center,113,65,43,29,49,110,144,161,148,148,160,161,86,110,136,167,172,147,174,Banks Banks-Southeast,114,94,116,120,142,145,156,157,164,177,189,192,188,183,169,165,168,160,148,Banks Retail-Discount&Variety,115,68,34,17,4,19,40,64,69,41,7,41,64,91,110,140,137,142,134,Retail Agricultural Operations,116,151,167,150,136,104,73,111,119,147,124,142,128,125,106,105,123,176,152,Agriculture Food-Meat Products,117,147,140,135,114,126,136,107,128,118,135,176,190,186,171,192,187,192,189,Food/Bev Real Estate Development,118,98,88,70,50,63,69,97,114,89,106,118,100,115,101,83,81,80,103,Real Est Food-Flour & Grain,119,97,130,82,81,76,127,127,142,178,192,194,196,197,195,195,194,193,188,Food/Bev Houshold-Audio/Video,120,89,92,136,111,107,101,58,73,52,50,24,31,42,32,31,37,37,36,Consumer Medical/Dental-Supplies,121,140,113,127,94,118,91,62,45,73,80,95,121,112,103,92,107,86,94,Medical Food-Confectionery,122,144,170,149,143,131,147,134,127,137,177,183,154,154,157,144,109,76,121,Food/Bev Finance-Publ Inv Fd-Frn,123,145,120,112,103,105,84,102,93,93,96,82,49,62,52,51,51,50,49,Finance Bldg-Maintenance & Svc,124,121,142,147,163,137,141,132,122,123,146,172,175,149,124,128,161,175,182,Misc Retail-Misc/Diversified,125,103,86,73,66,69,81,92,110,110,82,104,98,86,91,106,105,104,120,Retail Retail-Mail Order&Direct,126,60,48,139,107,72,105,63,85,90,143,133,135,79,80,59,61,66,84,Retail Metal Prod-Fasteners,127,109,99,95,58,94,54,43,87,129,139,146,160,170,168,169,177,167,153,Business Prd Oil&Gas-Intl Integrated,128,149,133,107,126,132,122,104,112,99,137,115,136,137,167,179,175,158,142,Energy Auto/Truck-Original Eqp,129,122,111,100,69,88,98,95,72,68,64,80,84,106,99,115,140,132,167,Auto&Parts Transport-Air Freight,130,93,94,51,68,112,160,162,174,163,132,120,158,136,131,150,131,123,71,Transport Fin-Pub Trd Inv Fd-Eqt,131,76,89,119,120,79,102,90,107,128,117,98,74,63,59,61,58,60,52,Finance Leisure-Movies & Related,132,168,164,165,101,74,107,81,97,98,75,69,65,49,44,53,57,57,72,Leisure Soap & Clng Preparatns,133,127,166,153,153,161,186,170,173,169,182,191,165,162,174,173,147,108,56,Misc Pollution Control-Equip,134,129,80,89,113,114,75,66,41,74,89,89,93,87,89,97,93,129,136,Business Prd Media-Newspapers,135,148,155,148,139,123,111,91,123,107,100,108,138,128,114,112,87,114,101,Print/Pub Retail/Wholesale-Jewelry,136,134,149,129,127,155,184,188,188,190,127,107,119,102,121,110,75,55,48,Retail Machinery-Mtl Hdlg/Autmn,137,84,110,101,147,111,83,73,44,44,42,25,39,52,64,60,44,64,70,Business Prd Computer Softwre-Desktop,138,192,195,192,188,183,143,140,143,156,84,68,30,17,13,26,10,5,7,Computers Fin-Pub Trd Inv Fd-Bond,139,137,129,131,135,125,115,117,131,144,168,154,151,144,128,121,136,156,161,Finance Hsehold/Office Furniture,140,100,85,83,79,90,93,99,105,92,122,109,127,124,108,122,130,136,143,Consumer Elec-Semiconductor Equip,141,164,172,174,172,81,39,36,32,42,11,2,4,10,12,12,9,19,17,Electronics Utility-Water Supply,142,133,143,144,144,140,159,150,157,172,167,169,130,138,119,120,104,72,58,Utility Transportation-Airline,143,135,67,48,14,10,34,55,55,23,41,60,48,85,109,147,150,145,109,Transport Bldg-Cement/Concrt/Ag,144,139,161,118,134,154,150,123,74,62,76,97,124,135,134,146,138,148,131,Building Household-Housewares,145,105,122,122,138,117,94,103,149,105,165,177,185,187,176,171,173,177,176,Consumer Elec-Laser Sys/Component,146,125,156,168,95,12,4,7,26,32,26,17,6,14,9,7,21,28,27,Medical Leisure-Photo Equip/Rel,147,167,136,145,108,85,37,60,115,133,173,83,83,55,56,71,72,115,135,Consumer Retail-Home Furnishings,148,101,78,63,19,78,116,169,171,161,161,159,150,164,187,186,190,184,191,Retail Bldg-Constr Prods/Misc,149,124,81,111,57,43,57,52,54,47,53,50,55,89,98,100,100,106,119,Building Leisure-Services,150,138,121,140,156,134,177,125,125,131,136,111,116,108,79,86,71,68,55,Leisure Textile-Mill/Hsehold,151,119,109,138,141,157,164,179,162,115,111,148,183,178,181,160,149,163,160,Consumer Bldg-Heavy Const,152,146,131,141,123,109,100,84,37,13,6,11,38,59,57,65,73,97,95,Building Utility-Telephone,153,179,182,184,164,153,134,130,120,97,86,65,60,54,53,58,46,44,39,Telecomm Transportation-Truck,154,102,90,92,102,115,139,115,99,82,55,76,69,101,107,107,97,116,102,Transport Retail-Consumer Elect,155,165,117,68,74,101,96,155,132,103,37,23,70,58,93,119,153,95,75,Retail Auto/Truck-Replace Prts,156,181,185,191,191,192,82,61,106,120,114,153,108,68,67,50,66,130,180,Auto&Parts Metal Ores-Gold/Silver,157,157,145,156,189,191,183,175,154,184,187,196,193,179,139,142,139,149,81,Mining Food-Canned,158,166,147,143,148,127,108,124,145,155,181,186,180,189,193,194,195,195,194,Food/Bev Comml Svcs-Printing,159,120,132,114,131,168,132,141,150,106,133,127,85,94,84,98,92,99,105,Print/Pub Media-Radio/TV,160,142,153,163,151,156,158,165,165,126,101,84,78,67,49,45,34,31,25,Leisure Chemicals-Plastic,161,152,137,166,149,100,157,105,102,88,65,47,50,57,50,46,48,58,83,Chemicals Media-Periodicals,162,155,125,124,132,113,120,80,136,159,152,181,120,93,92,84,83,85,123,Print/Pub Metal Ores-Misc,163,156,159,154,170,177,180,186,185,174,166,151,111,98,75,72,64,113,78,Mining Trucks & Parts-Hvy Duty,164,180,162,125,119,165,182,182,181,167,153,149,168,175,186,184,188,178,163,Auto&Parts Bldg-Mobile/Mfg & RV,165,162,163,162,175,180,190,191,180,186,184,162,179,180,185,178,182,173,168,Building Media-Cable TV,166,191,189,187,190,184,167,142,130,86,69,55,42,33,30,28,28,27,28,Leisure Paper & Paper Products,167,150,138,134,105,143,163,149,121,70,71,91,102,120,116,93,88,102,77,Misc Bldg-A/C & Heating Prds,168,143,101,75,89,65,87,74,47,38,123,117,156,172,172,177,181,186,193,Building Transportation-Rail,169,153,135,87,112,122,154,147,151,152,164,175,166,173,183,181,183,181,183,Transport Retail/Whlsle-Bldg Prods,170,131,108,71,91,130,123,122,152,85,36,64,59,96,117,88,86,90,98,Building Machinery-Farm,171,171,154,159,173,176,172,163,158,151,140,164,163,167,147,133,113,91,66,Agriculture Chemicals-Fertilizers,172,173,174,180,185,187,189,177,169,119,112,130,172,169,177,161,142,141,111,Agriculture Comml Serv-Staffing,173,136,119,94,82,86,60,67,61,46,25,37,51,64,51,55,54,47,46,Business Svc Containers,174,178,173,157,166,152,151,146,141,113,113,123,159,161,164,162,170,164,149,Misc Chemicals-Basic,175,161,148,128,146,129,166,153,167,162,131,141,96,126,141,117,127,103,59,Chemicals Metal Prod-Distributor,176,158,171,152,154,169,173,139,170,165,179,119,146,127,113,163,152,127,115,Business Svc Retail/Whlse Office Supl,177,170,168,170,181,195,193,192,194,192,178,167,80,71,68,62,59,59,69,Retail Computer-Peripheral Eq,178,184,191,195,193,166,128,72,80,72,73,44,27,6,8,11,12,12,14,Computers Auto Mfrs-Foreign,179,176,157,96,121,148,165,172,177,141,120,87,76,109,132,135,145,105,108,Auto&Parts Bldg-Hand Tools,180,174,151,88,104,142,171,164,147,160,148,131,170,185,189,190,191,179,179,Misc Retail-Department Stores,181,175,141,133,110,167,161,171,178,154,157,134,122,140,165,174,165,154,139,Retail Metal Ores-Non Ferrous,182,172,158,161,187,194,195,194,193,189,183,187,187,168,182,159,119,89,67,Mining Machinery-Const/Mining,183,163,87,113,169,160,140,93,139,171,172,157,189,177,188,180,179,185,177,Machinery Internet-E Commerce,184,194,196,196,197,196,197,197,197,197,197,147,167,43,34,34,31,26,19,Internet Office Supplies Mfg,185,154,176,182,177,179,174,176,175,135,149,163,137,159,148,131,156,138,147,Office Telecommunctns-Cellulr,186,193,187,183,165,149,112,174,126,158,115,67,24,24,26,24,18,14,12,Telecomm Bldg-Paint & Allied Prds,187,183,183,176,174,158,155,158,159,170,180,150,144,139,153,152,167,161,156,Misc Telecommunications-Svcs,188,196,194,194,195,185,117,136,118,101,92,66,26,20,21,22,19,22,21,Telecomm Retail-Major Disc Chains,189,186,177,175,125,172,179,193,192,185,116,92,94,95,111,124,95,75,82,Retail Internet-ISP/Content,190,197,197,197,196,197,196,196,195,195,159,100,101,28,22,19,15,10,13,Internet Retail/Whlsle-Auto Parts,191,188,186,178,183,181,188,189,179,183,191,190,191,190,194,187,185,174,162,Auto&Parts Household-Appliances,192,189,180,164,168,186,175,181,172,145,144,140,145,158,154,149,91,98,138,Consumer Leisure-Toys/Games/Hobby,193,177,169,185,162,171,181,187,190,193,195,195,195,184,146,127,106,109,73,Consumer Auto Mfrs-Domestic,194,187,179,179,186,193,194,195,189,182,142,136,131,148,144,139,135,100,122,Auto&Parts Steel-Producers,195,185,178,177,178,188,191,184,186,149,110,102,73,88,94,89,84,69,57,Steel Bldg Prod-Wood,196,190,175,171,171,178,185,185,183,181,158,126,109,129,163,143,151,140,107,Building Computer-Optical Recogtn,197,195,193,189,184,136,62,41,78,58,52,14,7,11,14,13,16,18,20,Computers ______________________________________________ FREE Personalized Email at Mail.com Sign up at http://www.mail.com/?sr=signup - - ------------------------------ Date: Mon, 16 Oct 2000 09:37:32 -0700 From: "Bill Triffet" Subject: Re: [CANSLIM] fear True. But it will at least present the opportunity, which was my point. I'm at work and don't have Fridays IBD but I do remember seeing some charts on the Weekend Review page. Some medical stocks. While they aren't the most exciting group they may provide some small gains. I do see today's Investors Corner is showing Med/Dental/Serv, Oil&Gas, and Energy as the new leadership. The problem I see is that these groups formed their bases ( if they have them) during the defensive summer months. If the bluechip tech stocks take off first it will be non canslim as they have no real bases. This would be a tough scenario for us. I'll try and post some picks (if I find some) tonight. - -Bill - ----- Original Message ----- From: "Peter Christiansen" To: Sent: Sunday, October 15, 2000 8:12 PM Subject: RE: [CANSLIM] fear > And if you get your follow through day, what will you buy? There is almost > nothing on my screen that is even close to being ready to buy. > > Peter - - ------------------------------ End of canslim-digest V2 #1026 ****************************** To unsubscribe to canslim-digest, send an email to "majordomo@xmission.com" with "unsubscribe canslim-digest" in the body of the message. For information on digests or retrieving files and old messages send "help" to the same address. Do not use quotes in your message.