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To: Douglas Webb who wrote (6369)	1/10/1998 1:05:00 PM
From: rocklobster	Read Replies (1) of 14162

Douglas, The big drop on the TXN chart is due to a stock split that happened. See the corresponding candle chart. I am totally new to the site in reference but find it very interesting. I have been trying to trade the Oil services sector and looking at my favorite volitile oil service stock, FGII, I could have made twice as much money shorting the stock as I have going long. I am currently down in long positions now. I am going to start an account with 10k and try trading a stock using this method. I am also concerned about when this method may be inappropriate. Let's follow this one and test it with actual trading. Good Luck to all. EOM Richard

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