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To: William who wrote (68)	12/20/1997 3:51:00 AM
From: BenYeung	Read Replies (1) of 492

Ok, lets continue my thoughts and talk about what I dont know. I usually use the intraday chart to predict the move of tomorrow. But what if the opening move is different from my prediction. Should I still hold my original market view or should I reinterpret my view using the opening bell? How can I see what will happen in the afternoon just by using the opening bell report? I am working on analyzing the market day using the opening move. Ccryder and william, give me your input. Give wild predictions if you like, but just give a statement to back it up. I dont see myself as the "host" of this thread as I am only a student of Ney. You all have access to his books and the SEC 1963 report which gives detailed info on Ney's theory. So please participate and bring in your friends.

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