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To: TobagoJack who wrote (40842)	11/5/2003 5:00:14 AM
From: Maurice Winn	Read Replies (1) of 74559

<I just wish I can better time the waves as I do on the beach and dive into the waves when most optimum> Jay, mindless wave functions at the beach are far different from the momentumless wave functions of the mind in the markets. Especially since some of the wave functions of the markets are also mindless in the sense that they are driven by weird models of the market as derived by mathematicians driving neural network powered megaprocessors. Which means they have to look in a mirror back at themselves to see what the markets are thinking. Watching oneself thinking is disorienting and that's what they need to do. As well as watch similar market modeling computers which/who are are also competing and distorting the markets in an iterative Heisenberg Market Uncertainty Mayhem. Cerfing the markets in cyberspace is far different from surfing the wave functions at the beach. Many people think they can plot the markets in a stochastic triple moving average with head and shoulders regressive analysis of double bottomed MacD cup and handle formations .... they are MAD as hatters. Mqurice

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