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Strategies & Market Trends : Point and Figure Charting

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To: Craig Monroe who wrote (581)2/13/1998 2:36:00 AM
From: Paul V.   of 34811
 
Craig, >I don't think you can get it to do that (I've tried) - you can only focus on stocks that are not near a boundary (e.g., >20 and< 100 <BG>) or you can use the EzPnF shareware program, or you can subscribe to Dorsey Wright and click through their charts, or....(anyone else have input?)<

I am new to this site being referred by Gottfried of the AMAT site where I actively participate.

My holdings are amat, ca, zolt and ifmx.
I subscribe to the Dorsey Wright site and track the 40 Sector bull percentage charts, bpnyse, bpotc and 10week and from a local broker get the published DW report on Thursday morning which has the Full Bull bell shaped curve for total NYSE.

What I have noticed is what appears to be the close relationship between the 10week moving average and the semi sector and amat chart.
Normally, it appears that the 10week gives us about a 3-4 week notice when the semi and amat is going to reach its high.

On AMAT when I calculated the potential $$$ I get a range from $53 (vertical calculation) to a high of $68 using the horizontal method from the base of of $26.

DW has really worked for me as my presplit (2x1) was 27.625 or 13.8125 post split, my ca post split is at 30.14, zolt at 30.5625 and ifmx at $9.

On amat do you come up with the same projections which I do on AMAT?

Thanks.

Paul V.
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