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To: David who wrote (322)	3/31/2000 7:04:00 AM
From: Patrick Slevin	Read Replies (1) of 797

Here is a post with the proper formatting. Message 12620346 You can see how the system indicates the type of Exit, whether because of a Reverse Signal, a Trailing Stop, or a Money Management Stop. EDIT I only did nothing, by the way, because I did not know I had a signal. It's just as well, as I did very well on Wednesday trading both Long and Short Intraday. Had I been locked into the SPX Short Signal I suppose I might not have traded as well. What happened was, I re-formatted a number of Screens and added one to the page that the Positional SPX sysem is on. So when the Signal hit I presumed it was one of the Intraday Signals and ignored it. The formatting of the screen threw me off, it looked like a day trade screen.

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