Re: [CANSLIM] Re: Learning curve [was: Hunting List (nee Watchlist)]

From: KrisFg@aol.com
Subject: Re: [CANSLIM] Re: Learning curve [was: Hunting List (nee Watchlist)]
Date: Wed, 7 Aug 2002 21:10:40 EDT

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Katherine, Nancy articulated my thoughts while I was struggling with my post.

 ---- My question is, what would be the harm of adding say the top two or 
three stocks from each  interested persons list( who would choose to 
participate)-to be dissected by the group. A person like me who is relatively 
new to canslim would probably have my stocks shot down right away.  
- -----But some of the smarter canslimers on the site, who have a lot more time 
 and knowledge, or computer savvy could probably pinpoint the possible great 
ones from the O.K. ones easily, where I would never see it at this point.   
- ----- Bill Oneil said even he needed a 3 year learning curve before he 
started to get the system and become profitable. 
- ----- If the market turns in 6 months and leaders start to emerge in a year 
or so- this type of brainstorming may give all boats a chance to rise with 
the tide.  Otherwise , any of us that haven't had the three year curve may 
very well miss a great buying opportunity. 
- -----I don't see how anyone would lose from sharing their knowledge-where 
would we all be if Bill O. felt that way. Even he puts out lists-  

Please rid yourself of the thought that I would use a list as a crutch 
instead of something to gather knowledge.

Kris

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<HTML><FONT FACE=arial,helvetica><FONT  SIZE=2 FAMILY="SANSSERIF" FACE="Arial" LANG="0">Katherine, Nancy articulated my thoughts while I was struggling with my post.<BR>
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 ---- My question is, what would be the harm of adding say the top two or three stocks from each&nbsp;<U> interested persons</U> list( who would choose to participate)-to be dissected by the group. A person like me who is relatively new to canslim would probably have my stocks shot down right away.&nbsp; <BR>
- -----But some of the smarter canslimers on the site, <U>who have a lot more time&nbsp; and knowledge, or computer savvy </U>could probably pinpoint the possible great ones from the O.K. ones easily, where I would never see it at this point.&nbsp;&nbsp; <BR>
- ----- Bill Oneil said even he needed a 3 year learning curve before he started to get the system and become profitable. <BR>
- ----- If the market turns in 6 months and leaders start to emerge in a year or so- this type of brainstorming may give all boats a chance to rise with the tide.&nbsp; Otherwise , any of us that haven't had the three year curve may very well miss a great buying opportunity. <BR>
- -----I don't see how anyone would lose from sharing their knowledge-where would we all be if Bill O. felt that way. Even he puts out lists-&nbsp; <BR>
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</FONT><FONT  COLOR="#000000" style="BACKGROUND-COLOR: #ffffff" SIZE=3 FAMILY="SANSSERIF" FACE="Arial" LANG="0">Please rid yourself of the thought that I would use a list as a crutch instead of something to gather knowledge.<BR>
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Kris</FONT></HTML>

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