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To: gammaray who wrote (2838)	5/12/1997 3:01:00 PM
From: Timothy Bennett	of 14464

Neil what do you have your tsv at? I have it at five and use it in the following method. I have 5 stochatcis working at any given time my favorites: 20/2 20/5 33/2 30/20 129/8 TSV 5 and an envelope channel When all stochastic lines (short term and long term) are above 80 and the tsv reaches higher than normal levels, it reads a sell. Buying works conversely. If you are wondering about the seemingly random numbers, there is a logic to them. 33/2 is a short term trend derived from the long term trend of 129/8. The 129/8 comes from calculating a stochastic that precisely hits historical high's and lows to the day. Then I map on weekly and monthly period stochastics to clearly display the stock's behavior or sentiment as it pertains to weekly and monthly indicators used by other investors. This method gives me an idea of what will the stock do from week to week and month to month. The seemlingly random numbers 33/2 and 129/8 provide an advantage of knowing the cyclical tendencies of the stock and provide better reliability than broad based indicators. What is your take? Tim

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