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To: Jim Battaglia who wrote (37)	5/28/2006 11:10:36 PM
From: Tom Swift	of 75

It depends, it is somewhat subjective. If you look at the charts I posted on this thread, you will notice that I have RSI(5) then Stoics at a slower time frame, then MACD at at even slower time frame, followed by an accum-distribution indicator. I like to see the RSI(5) form a bottoming pattern (particularly a positive divergence) before the SMA(5) is broken during a downtrend. If it is a good signal, the SMA(5) and the upper BB tend to envelope the good part of the run and when it starts to break up, It is time to look at a good selling point. On good runs, the slower indicators confirm and help keep you from selling too early. If I could write an actual algorithm for this signal, I would be a very wealthy guy. Right now, I am just trying to refine the parameters.

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