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To: Herm who wrote (11495)	9/3/1999 6:34:00 PM
From: jaytee	Read Replies (1) of 14162

Herm: THANKS for further input on PWAV. And I am really enjoying going over recent posts, your comments, and putting your charts you allude to along side (of posts) to help make the concepts sink in. Also going to the coveredcalls site you suggested and printing out your contributions. Quite a few "nuggets" there. Anxious for your CD. NOW, for my usual "pain in the neck" (dumb)questions. THANX, jaytee: 1)Does WEEKLY BB charts you refer to take precedence over DAILY? often you refer to BOTH, I know. . . but is greater emphasis put on WEEKLY(due to greater # of closing bells?) Or, is weekly important, but, perhaps, it gets tempered by dailys (because they're the latest news . .and thus , might indicate a CHANGE in direction/attitude?) 2)Is there an ideal crossover point for RSI? (not too high/too late) I know what O'neal says, but I am more interested in what HERM says. 3)Could use some more light shed on OBV...what to look for/what it tells me (as an indicator). . . any ideal ranges or crossover points like stochastics? Is it tertiary after BB and RSI? 4)Are you doing more LEAPS these days (versus the "old days" when Steve ("ASK Steve thread) used to contribute) . . . how much of one's total CC "pie"(funds) should they make up? Safer due to extra long time frame? Would you say they're more appropriate for solid, but volatile stocks that one might be afraid to touch other wise (CMGI) ?

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