Re: [CANSLIM] Updated CANSLIM hunting list

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Subject: Re: [CANSLIM] Updated CANSLIM hunting list
Date: Sat, 25 May 2002 15:21:33 EDT

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Chris: You pose an interesting question and I am sure it varies significantly
from one investor to the next. For example, some think a subscription to DGO
is expensive but I am so dependent upon it, the cost has little meaning to
me. On the other hand, I will never pay another cent for a research report by
a broker, nor would I pay for real time streaming stock quotations. I
subscribe to IBD, and enjoy the market updates and articles, but I could get
along without it.

I am not sure I could express "tool cost," as a percentage of my investment
capital. That doesn't seem to be the point. If you find a tool that is
dependable, and reduces research time, then the cost is meaningless as long
as it permits you to be profitable over time. Obviously there is a point of
diminishing benefit. If you only make one or two trades a month you may not
be able to justify very much in the way of research tools.

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<HTML>Chris: You pose an interesting question and I am sure it varies significantly from one investor to the next. For example, some think a subscription to DGO is expensive but I am so dependent upon it, the cost has little meaning to me. On the other hand, I will never pay another cent for a research report by a broker, nor would I pay for real time streaming stock quotations. I subscribe to IBD, and enjoy the market updates and articles, but I could get along without it.
 
 I am not sure I could express "tool cost," as a percentage of my investment capital. &nbsp;That doesn't seem to be the point. If you find a tool that is dependable, and reduces research time, then the cost is meaningless as long as it permits you to be profitable over time. Obviously there is a point of diminishing benefit. If you only make one or two trades a month you may not be able to justify very much in the way of research tools.</HTML>

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