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  Sent: Monday, February 07, 2005 10:05 
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  Subject: Re: [amibroker] OT:Re: Technical 
  Vs technofundumental trading
  
  Pal,
   
  Your exact reply was stated early on the Holygrailsm board at 
  4:37 pm by Drew....he must have plagiarized you.  :)
   
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  Interesting...
   
  The real key (IMO) is the Cash Flow 
  from operations (not one time sale of an asset, or increase from pension 
  income). I look for beat-up companies that will survive. Cash flow is key. 
  Oftentimes companies go down ala Merck, to name a recent example, but have the 
  wherewithal to recover. This is event buying and it works nicely. In the past 
  I've picked up 10-15% buying on bad news. 
   
  One must be extremely careful with the 
  use of PS. Retailers, insurance and supermarket chains typically have low PS 
  values. 
   
  Drew
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  Anthony
 
  
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    Sent: Monday, February 07, 2005 6:32 
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    Subject: [amibroker] OT:Re: Technical 
    Vs technofundumental trading
    
--- In amibroker@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, 
    "duke.jones" <Duke.Jones@x...> 
    
wrote:
> However, price action is always the ultimate ruler in 
    exits and 
risk management. 
> 
I agree with the above 
    statement.  The real key is the Cash Flow from 
operations (not one 
    time sale of an asset, or increase from pension 
income). I use Cash Flow 
    per Share.  I look for beat-up, un-loved 
companies which nobody 
    wants, but that will survive in the not so 
distant future. Often times 
    companies go down like Merck, for 
example, but have the financial 
    strength to recover. This is buying 
the rumor and selling the 
    fact.   
rgds, 
    Pal
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