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To: AllansAlias who wrote (19796)	11/7/2001 8:12:07 AM
From: Doo	Read Replies (1) of 209892

AA: I've tracked IIA sentiment numbers for about 6 years now, and I use them to help determine the predictive reliability of price and volume signals for intermediate term (3-9mo.) runs, according to William O'Neill's CANSLI"M" work. Extremes are the only thing of value in those sentiment numbers, like those found in front of the latest price and volume signals confirming the 9/21 low as the beginning of one such IT turn to the upside. I've followed JT's use of the Rydex for more than a year, and I understand he uses the numbers for short term moves, with varying success. I like the format of what you've posted here in the same way I like the IIA extremes. My question is whether you would articulate how you use these for short term moves, since I gather that is what you are doing. Since I'm a day trader, but one that also likes to follow "swing trade" trend and longer term trend, I'd love to find a sentiment indicator that helps identify the turning points in a shorter time frame. So far, I've seen no articulation of how Rydex provides assistance in that effort, but it certainly seems you are using them to that effect. Appreciate any short note you could offer, when it is convenient. Jeff

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