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    • Profit by Playing Follow the Leader

        Markets don't develop in isolation, neither do they develop in unison. In any related group, there's usually a leader, and a laggard. These inter-market relationships provide good trading opportunities because one index will lead the way in behavior and development. Alert traders watch the leader, then look for a duplication of this behavior in other associated markets.

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A couple of days ago, I ran a screen of tech stocks that have been beaten down in the past few months but have projected double digit growth.  Now I am expanding that screen to look at the entire S&P 500 [.SPX  Loading...      ()   ]

Year to date, the S&P 500 is down ~8%.  Telecoms and Tech are the two worst performing sectors, down 15% and 13% YTD respectively.  Materials and Consumer Staples, while down 2% and 3% respectively, lead the pack.   Here are S&P 500 stocks that may be on the cheap, down over 30% in the past three months but with double digit earnings growth forecasts for the next fiscal year.

Keep in mind that these screens are not buy or sell recommendations.  They are there to help you get some ideas to research further.  As Cramer always says, "Do your homework."  You can run similar screens on cnbc.com by using our stock screener or mutual fund screener.

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