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To: B.K.Myers who wrote (13)	8/29/2000 5:32:51 PM
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Let me help out just a bit on the technical analysis side by suggesting that you visit the following site for more information: e-analytics.com Once you have decided which indicators you favor in doing your own analysis then you can set chart parameters to discover your potential entry points should a stock pull back. I use Big Charts because the two indicators I pay the most attention to are Bollinger Bands and RSI. I'll give you a sample chart on SUNW: bigcharts.com Timely.com has some nice charting parameters that you might prefer: 207.61.23.98 Basically in a matter of a few minutes I can tell you that I would not enter SUNW unless it fell below 120 but to me absolute support might be found at a level closer to 100. The stock, as are most on this recent list, are well above support but they are market leaders so that is not surprising. RTS

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