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To: Richard Estes who wrote (3)	10/1/1996 2:09:00 PM
From: ted cerezo	of 344

Hi Richard, Nice post on the moving averages, MACD and stuff like that. I tend to use the ADX/DMI on the monthly and weekly charts to measure the longer-term trendiness or choppiness of a particular stock. The ADX appears to work better for me if I use it on the longer-term charts. I also like using the difference between the upper and lower Bollinger bands. Since it is a trading band using volitility in it's calculation, I found it useful to locate strong trending stocks. Once I narrow down the stocks with strong trending characteristics, I then start doing analysis on the daily charts, looking for break-outs with strong volume, strong relative strength, and good EPS. I tend to apply my approach by combining different time frames (monthly, weekly, daily charts) but I tend to believe in the motto of keeping it simple also so I don't use too many technical analysis indicators. See you later! Ted

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