[CANSLIM] Intro: Charles Moore

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Date: Sun, 17 Mar 2002 09:45:32 EST

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Good Morning everyone. I am a retired insurance broker living in Houston
Texas and have actively managed my investments since 1997. I have founded two
investment clubs, one for family and friends, and one for a few of my retired
cronies. Like everyone else I did quite well in 1999. So well in fact that I
moved half of my investments into bonds in February 2000, just 30 days before
the bear market began. Thanks to Bill O'Neil and his advise not to fight the
market, I was in cash by May of 2000 and have just been ducking in and out of
the market since then.

I subscribe to Daily Graphs and could not do without it. For my money it is
the best screening tool available. I do not normally consider a stock with
less than 500,000 shares traded daily in order to reduce some of the
volatility. I depend heavily on the EPS and SMR ratings as indicators of
financial health. As long as the market is down, but appears to be on the up
turn, I put less weight on Relative Strength, Industry Relative Strength, and
the Accumulation/Distribution ratings. Instead, I am looking for great
companies that will lead the bull market. I think those leaders will come
from the financial group simply because money, as a commodity, is cheap and
can be resold at a very high markup.

I have been lurking for a few days and have enjoyed the calm, business like
tenor or your postings.

Charley

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<HTML>Good Morning everyone. I am a retired insurance broker living in Houston Texas and have actively managed my investments since 1997. I have founded two investment clubs, one for family and friends, and one for a few of my retired cronies. Like everyone else I did quite well in 1999. So well in fact that I moved half of my investments into bonds in February 2000, just 30 days before the bear market began. Thanks to Bill O'Neil and his advise not to fight the market, I was in cash by May of 2000 and have just been ducking in and out of the market since then.
 
 I subscribe to Daily Graphs and could not do without it. For my money it is the best screening tool available. I do not normally consider a stock with less than 500,000 shares traded daily in order to reduce some of the volatility. I depend heavily on the EPS and SMR ratings as indicators of financial health. As long as the market is down, but appears to be on the up turn, I put less weight on Relative Strength, Industry Relative Strength, and the Accumulation/Distribution ratings. Instead, I am looking for great companies that will lead the bull market. I think those leaders will come from the financial group simply because money, as a commodity, is cheap and can be resold at a very high markup.
 
 I have been lurking for a few days and have enjoyed the calm, business like tenor or your postings.
 
 Charley
 
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