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Thanks, jans.
Yes...that's the one. I scanned it and tried to post to the list, but it =
was too big. Can't seem to get access to the ftp site to upload it, so =
thanks for doing this!
Katherine
----- Original Message -----=20
From: Spencer48@aol.com=20
To: canslim@lists.xmission.com=20
Sent: Monday, December 31, 2001 12:54 PM
Subject: Re: [CANSLIM] MFA
Katherine,=20
I think this is the one you're refering to. I'm also adding =
another one=20
on the u/d ratio that was helpful to me:
The up/down ratio in 12/31/01 Smart Investor:=20
It's easy enough to see why there is more buying than selling as a =
stock=20
shoots higher. But even before a stock begins a steep climb, the =
buying=20
usually outweighs the selling. Many times, companies go into =
consolidation=20
periods, in which their stock prices typically decline anywhere from =
5% to=20
50%. During these basing phases, strong stocks may fight their way =
back and=20
try to reach new highs. If demand for the stock is plentiful, you'll =
see it=20
reflected in an up/down ratio of 1.0 or higher. Some of the past =
decade's=20
best stocks, such as Jabil Circuit, Anchor Gaming and Gadzooks, had =
up/down=20
ratios of 1.0 or better in the weeks leading up to their big moves. =
Take=20
Caci International Inc. (CACI ) The computer services firm bolted out =
of its=20
base Sept. 17, surging 9 points on strong volume. The up/down ratio =
that week=20
was 1.9. Even in the several weeks prior, as the stock remained in its =
base,=20
the up/down ratio was 1.0 or higher [So look for up/down >1.0 as the =
C&H=20
bases]. The ratio - also a key element of the Stock Checkup's =
Attractiveness=20
Rating - is a cousin of IBD's Accumulation/Distribution Rating. The =
Acc/Dist=20
Rating, however, is less prone to volume distortions, and you should =
use it=20
as your primary indicator. Days in which the volume is abnormally huge =
can=20
distort the up/down ratio. How do you tell if the balance is on the =
side of=20
buying? The up/down volume ratio is a good indicator. It is found in =
the IBD=20
Stock Checkup, a feature at Investor's Business Daily's Web site,=20
investors.com.=20
The Smart Investor, Monday, November 19, 2001, Using IBD's =
Attractiveness=20
Rating-- The Attractiveness Rating - found exclusively in the IBD =
Stock=20
Checkup at investors.com - is the most timely rating an investor can =
use to=20
gauge a stock=E2=80=99s action. This rating [it] analyzes a =
stock=E2=80=99s price and=20
volume, taking into account its recent trends as well as its weekly up =
vs.=20
down volume. In short, it looks for significant buying or selling =
activity=20
right here, right now. In addition, the rating compares a =
stock=E2=80=99s price=20
performance with its industry group, and compares the group=E2=80=99s =
overall=20
performance with the Standard & Poor=E2=80=99s 500 index. The rating =
also analyzes=20
the stock=E2=80=99s tendency to appreciate or depreciate vs. the =
general market -=20
what=E2=80=99s called its alpha [So, in sum, Attractiveness Rating =
takes into acct:=20
u/d volume; price performance w/ its industry group; overall =
performance w/=20
the S&P; alpha (its one day fluctuation compared to a flat S&P)]. =
Once you=20
mix all those factors, you get a rating that is the most up-to-date=20
reflection of the stock=E2=80=99s health. The rating - expressed on a =
scale of 1 to=20
99, with 99 representing the most attractive stocks - moves depending =
on how=20
positive or negative the stock is acting. For example, if a =
stock=E2=80=99s price=20
base starts falling apart on heavy volume, it will be reflected in the =
rating. (Not all parts of the rating are weighted equally.) The=20
Attractiveness Rating can uncover a change in a stock=E2=80=99s pulse =
more quickly=20
than, for example, IBD=E2=80=99s Relative Strength Price Rating. The =
RS Rating looks=20
at the price activity over the past 12 months. IBD SmartSelect =
Corporate=20
Ratings, in fact, cover longer time frames to bear out quality =
companies with=20
proven track records. So, while the SmartSelect Ratings give a =
comprehensive=20
view of a stock, the Attractiveness Rating focuses on the most recent=20
activity.
jans
In a message dated 12/31/2001 10:03:50 AM Eastern Standard Time,=20
kmalm@earthlink.net writes:
<< There was also a recent investor's corner on the subject. I'll see =
if I=20
can track down an online version.
=20
Katherine >>
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<DIV>Thanks, jans.</DIV>
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<DIV>Yes...that's the one. I scanned it and tried to post to the list, =
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thanks=20
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<DIV>Katherine</DIV>
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<DIV style=3D"FONT: 10pt arial"><B>Sent:</B> Monday, December 31, 2001 =
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<DIV style=3D"FONT: 10pt arial"><B>Subject:</B> Re: [CANSLIM] =
MFA</DIV>
<DIV><BR></DIV>Katherine, <BR><BR> I think =
this is the=20
one you're refering to. I'm also adding another one <BR>on the =
u/d ratio=20
that was helpful to me:<BR><BR>The up/down ratio in 12/31/01 Smart =
Investor:=20
<BR>It's easy enough to see why there is more buying than selling as a =
stock=20
<BR>shoots higher. But even before a stock begins a steep climb, the =
buying=20
<BR>usually outweighs the selling. Many times, companies go into =
consolidation <BR>periods, in which their stock prices typically =
decline=20
anywhere from 5% to <BR>50%. During these basing phases, strong stocks =
may=20
fight their way back and <BR>try to reach new highs. If demand for the =
stock=20
is plentiful, you'll see it <BR>reflected in an up/down ratio of 1.0 =
or=20
higher. Some of the past decade's <BR>best stocks, such as Jabil =
Circuit,=20
Anchor Gaming and Gadzooks, had up/down <BR>ratios of 1.0 or better in =
the=20
weeks leading up to their big moves. Take <BR>Caci International =
Inc.=20
(CACI ) The computer services firm bolted out of its <BR>base Sept. =
17,=20
surging 9 points on strong volume. The up/down ratio that week <BR>was =
1.9.=20
Even in the several weeks prior, as the stock remained in its base, =
<BR>the=20
up/down ratio was 1.0 or higher [So look for up/down >1.0 as the =
C&H=20
<BR>bases]. The ratio - also a key element of the Stock =
Checkup's=20
Attractiveness <BR>Rating - is a cousin of IBD's =
Accumulation/Distribution=20
Rating. The Acc/Dist <BR>Rating, however, is less prone to volume =
distortions,=20
and you should use it <BR>as your primary indicator. Days in which the =
volume=20
is abnormally huge can <BR>distort the up/down ratio. How do you tell =
if the=20
balance is on the side of <BR>buying? The up/down volume ratio is a =
good=20
indicator. It is found in the IBD <BR>Stock Checkup, a feature at =
Investor's=20
Business Daily's Web site, <BR>investors.com. <BR><BR>The Smart =
Investor,=20
Monday, November 19, 2001, Using IBD's Attractiveness =
<BR>Rating-- The=20
Attractiveness Rating - found exclusively in the IBD Stock <BR>Checkup =
at=20
investors.com - is the most timely rating an investor can use to =
<BR>gauge a=20
stock=E2=80=99s action. This rating [it] analyzes a =
stock=E2=80=99s price and=20
<BR>volume, taking into account its recent trends as well as its =
weekly up vs.=20
<BR>down volume. In short, it looks for significant buying or selling =
activity=20
<BR>right here, right now. In addition, the rating compares a =
stock=E2=80=99s=20
price <BR>performance with its industry group, and compares the =
group=E2=80=99s=20
overall <BR>performance with the Standard & Poor=E2=80=99s 500 =
index. The rating=20
also analyzes <BR>the stock=E2=80=99s tendency to appreciate or =
depreciate vs. the=20
general market - <BR>what=E2=80=99s called its alpha [So, in sum, =
Attractiveness=20
Rating takes into acct: <BR>u/d volume; price performance w/ its =
industry=20
group; overall performance w/ <BR>the S&P; alpha (its one day =
fluctuation=20
compared to a flat S&P)]. Once you <BR>mix all those =
factors, you=20
get a rating that is the most up-to-date <BR>reflection of the =
stock=E2=80=99s health.=20
The rating - expressed on a scale of 1 to <BR>99, with 99 representing =
the=20
most attractive stocks - moves depending on how <BR>positive or =
negative the=20
stock is acting. For example, if a stock=E2=80=99s price <BR>base =
starts falling apart=20
on heavy volume, it will be reflected in the <BR>rating. (Not all =
parts of the=20
rating are weighted equally.) The <BR>Attractiveness Rating can =
uncover=20
a change in a stock=E2=80=99s pulse more quickly <BR>than, for =
example, IBD=E2=80=99s Relative=20
Strength Price Rating. The RS Rating looks <BR>at the price activity =
over the=20
past 12 months. IBD SmartSelect Corporate <BR>Ratings, in fact, cover =
longer=20
time frames to bear out quality companies with <BR>proven track =
records. So,=20
while the SmartSelect Ratings give a comprehensive <BR>view of a =
stock, the=20
Attractiveness Rating focuses on the most recent=20
<BR>activity.<BR><BR>jans<BR><BR><BR><BR>In a message dated 12/31/2001 =
10:03:50 AM Eastern Standard Time, <BR><A=20
href=3D"mailto:kmalm@earthlink.net">kmalm@earthlink.net</A>=20
writes:<BR><BR><< There was also a recent investor's corner on =
the=20
subject. I'll see if I <BR>can track down an online=20
version.<BR> <BR> Katherine >><BR><BR>-<BR>-To=20
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