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Strategies & Market Trends : Charts for Bottom Breakout

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To: Dr. John M. de Castro who wrote (2556)6/17/1999 1:27:00 PM
From: Ed Huang  Read Replies (2) of 3105
 
Welcome to the boat Doc. Mr. Mike McFarland of our thread
seems to be doing the opposite _ to transform himself from a
TAer to a FAer. I asked him why but he did not answer.

Anyway, I understand your situation and like your approach
of combining FA with TA. My favorite quote is, "Know the
fundamental and trade the technical". A technician may also
want to look at the news and FA stories at times to see how
the price reacts, so to help their chart studies. TA
approach can often be independent as well. Good momentum
traders, for example, can trade according to the price patterns
and volume, in and out of the market in a short period of
time and make nice gain without knowing the stock fundamental.

PARS chart looks good overall. I'm not sure it will start an
uptrend right away, but right now it's trading near the
support of 1 5/16, with resistance at around 1 1/2. If it
can break through 1 1/2 on good volume, more up move will be
likely. But if it break 1 5/16 support, it could test the
1 1/8 support again. This chart is worth to follow, IMO.

Good trading.
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