Subject: Re: Chart: timing with Nas100 RS screen
So was there a perceived advantage to the Hi/Low method that didn't pan out or was it just for love of numbers?

There's probably an 80% overlap between the two screens, so not much difference in expected return.

Frankly, the first portfolio (52 week RS) did so well in 2 years that I was getting freaked out. So I decided to diversify a bit and spin off a HL-52 portfolio.
That one is up 88% in 11 1/2 months.
The RS portfolio is up 150% in 18 months.
Scary. There's no way that things could continue like that.

And it's not even MU that is the best winner.

BTW, when a stock in the screen goes bad, it goes bad really fast. Like -20% in 2 weeks.
The saving grace is that a bad stock usually drops off the screen soon.