J Clinton Hill

15 'Bathwater Babies' and 20 'Dogs with Fleas' for the Week

kagame,

thanks for the comment... hope to hear from you again regarding future postings...

SINA is down -4.5%+ since I issued this report. babies with bathwater & dogs with fleas is a proprietary system that I share for free. The stock was overbought and showed major signs of institutional distribution throughout the rally.

furthermore, advertisers are feeling the pain in china too and it probably helps explain why SINA's outlook for the 1st quarter is a bit weak...4Q was a bang up job, but that's all behind us now...

i just smacked you upside the head with a bag of gold coins and you didn't even recognize it... if you don't understand something, don't just dismiss it as worthless. explore beneath the surface from different angles & you just might find hidden treasures....

not all of these names work, but if you use this list in conjunction with the market condition summary report (@ hillbent.com), you will find that your odds for success increase greatly...

cheers....


On Apr 05 07:01 PM kagame wrote:

> This is beyond subjective. SINA for example is rallying off of 52wk
> lows that occurred do to its upcoming merger with FMCN.
>
> How is any of that reflected in a rating of "E"
>
> Worthless articles.

6 'Bathwater Babies' and 20 'Dogs with Fleas' for the Week

hi paultaut,

due to time constraints, i can't reply to comments as often as i would like...

i do rate stocks "C" but these aren't included on the lists of either of these reports... i'm looking for strong companies that are oversold or weak companies that are overbought... essentially the philosophy is to run with the strong and attack the weak...

the model is based upon a combination of proprietary fundamental & technical indicators and probably not suited for short-term trading, but more for swing or position style trading...

i don't cover pink sheet stocks b/c i need to have liquidity as a money mgr and also i do some decision support research for prop traders & institutions and they also require liquidity...

as my blog is titled "the market direction", i'm just trying to point people in what i perceive to be the right direction...

hope this helps... appreciate your comments...


On Mar 16 11:33 PM paultaut wrote:

> Nice: I noticed that your A/B list included 2 of 6 in the oil sector.
> Do you have transistionary indicators which move selections from
> neutral (I assume there is a C list) to A/B VS D/E?
>
> Also, what markets do you exclude? Bulletin Board, Pinks, etc.<br/>
>
> I invest in a lot of ADRs which are only listed on the Pinks.