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Strategies & Market Trends : John Pitera's Market Laboratory

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To: John Pitera who wrote (20373)11/14/2017 9:28:35 AM
From: Fintas1 Recommendation  Read Replies (1) of 33421
 
John P: That was my point. Just because it shows on a chart those who use certain tools to track numbers need to have a better understanding of the true number. Your example re Yahoo is a good one.

As I track a GE I'm also aware that the GE today does not have Synchrony and other divisions so it's really NOT the same GE of 2007.

I keep racking my brain to remember the company that used to be an OIL RELATED company and senior Bush had an interest and way back when the OILS were in the poop the company changed itself to be involved with FISH yet maintained the original name.

The point being while many do not consider FA and some are PURE TA types. It would help to know that that company isn't the same company re FA.

Big Charts used to be good at identifying ALL splits etc but it's data base is limited for those of us that are OLD. A decade is good for the young ins.

BUT a decade would not show the splits of an EBAY/DELL way back, IBM etc.

I love this game.

Thanks for your input.

Fintas
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