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Stockscom - August 8th, 1999. 19:57 Since our last full report and delivery of our complete list of recommendations on July 25, the general stock market has been decidedly droopy. In mid-July there seemed to be a case for selling all stocks and, indeed, many stocks along with the major indexes have declined significantly. Among our stocks, there have been quite significant declines in such stocks as Lucent and IBM compared with their recent highs. Nevertheless, had we sold all stocks, we would have dumped some conspicuous winners, and would have done so for no good reason. For example, there has been a huge gain in Idec Pharmaceuticals, and some like LSI Logic, QLT and PMC Sierra never seem to stop going up regardless of market conditions. Given this divergence, it is worth point out what happens if you invest $1,000 in each of two stocks. One stock doubles and the other halves. The outcome is that your $2,000 is worth $2,500 because the winner more than compensates for the loser. Changes: Stocks to Sell Diageo(DEO), bought on 5/11/99
at $47.75 and now at $41.19. This China Fund(CHN), bought on 5/11/99 at $9.88 and now at $10.63. We once had a very big profit but have given most of it back. China appears to be the laggard in Asia. We stay with our other Asian funds but here again we want to free up some money and the chart no longer looks as great as it once did. Stocks to Buy Now Enron (ENE) $86.56 Halliburton(HAL) $49.06 Current Recommendations:
Stocks marked # are eligible for Canadian RSP funds. Otherwise there is a 20pc restriction on foreign stocks held in these accounts. 99/05/12 39.75 44.63 ADI Analog
Devices In addition we recommend the following Closed End Funds, based on the assumption that Third World economic downturns are not going to last forever and that their stocks are now showing superb technical strength SELL 99/05/12 9.89 10.51 CHN
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