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To: Greg R who wrote (9248)5/30/2000 11:44:00 PM
From: Kashish King  Read Replies (1) of 9798
 
Well, if inpathique analysis were making people rich then everybody would be using it. There is a theory that works when there are no catastrophic events that virtually takes out random fluctuations -- there was a PBS special on that. It's based on sound mathematics. It's what makes missiles fly straight despite random variations in wind velocity, air density, engine power, guidance systems and so on. Junk mathematics like Inpathique isn't worth a tablespoon of dry spit. You fit any stock to any model on any given day. You generally can't apply a model to thinly traded stocks like CORL. Try something fresh, something that works in general.
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