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Technology Stocks : Remedy Taking a hit why?

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To: Gary105 who wrote (123)3/30/1997 6:20:00 PM
From: GJD   of 763
 
In Japanese Candlesticks, a Hammer is formed when in a declining price
environment prices go to a low level but close at or near the top thus
shaping something resembling a hammer. This is a bullish technical
sign. RMDY started the week of 3/17 at 36 7/8, during the week went
down to 29 3/4 and closed the week at 38 3/8. The reverse of a Hammer
occurs in a rising price environment and has the same shape, but it is
a bearish technical signal. It is called a Hanging Man.
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