[CANSLIM] OSTE

From: Chazmoore@aol.com
Subject: [CANSLIM] OSTE
Date: Mon, 5 Aug 2002 11:20:44 EDT

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While most agree it is best to stay in cash it also pays to hone your skills. 
For example, OSTE started the left side of a cup on February 1, 2002 at 
$9.79, went to a low of $5.83 and is now moving up on the right side. It was 
at $9.10 as of 10:00 AM CST on heavy volume. If it stays below the left lip 
and goes on to form a handle, we will have a c/h formation. If the price goes 
over $9.79, the cup is broken.

Having pointed this out I certainly would not buy this stock even if it broke 
out, but it is interesting to watch for the dance.

Charley

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<HTML><FONT FACE=arial,helvetica><FONT  SIZE=2>While most agree it is best to stay in cash it also pays to hone your skills. For example, OSTE started the left side of a cup on February 1, 2002 at $9.79, went to a low of $5.83 and is now moving up on the right side. It was at $9.10 as of 10:00 AM CST on heavy volume. If it stays below the left lip and goes on to form a handle, we will have a c/h formation. If the price goes over $9.79, the cup is broken.
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<BR>Having pointed this out I certainly would not buy this stock even if it broke out, but it is interesting to watch for the dance.
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<BR>Charley</FONT></HTML>

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