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To: Andrew Vance who wrote (12225)2/20/1998 10:19:00 AM
From: Trader X  Read Replies (2) of 17305
 
re CYMI, How about a little Sympathy for the Devil, please?

I don't fall in with Companies, even around St. Valentines Day.

I fall in love with charts. But that's my problem, and I don't expect anyone from these parts to understand that. All I ask for is a little sympathy when I post about CYMI for the umpteenth time in two months. You see, I love this chart.

This is the multi-media part of this presentation:
chart2.bigcharts.com:80/chart?time=7&freq=1&uf=32&lf=1&type=4&style=3&size=3&maval=10&state=0&compidx=aaaaa&symb=cymi&ma=3&comp=&trans=0&r=chart&sid=17682&sec=c&xyz=63333344&s=6109

Perhaps even the most casual reader can grasp the intrinsic beauty of CYMI's chart. Note the graceful sweeping arcs in the moving averages. Very moving. CUT!

I've watched too much of the Olympic figure skating, it seems.

What I want to point out, is the recent break above 18 around feb 1st, the ensuing resistance at 22 on two occasions in Feb that matched the failed rally of mid-Nov. Would it be too much to ask for the price to pull back to $18 now? That would match the closing low of Nov., touch the 20 day moving average, test support at the Feb 2nd breakout point, and last but certainly not least, give me a nicely symmetrical chart to gaze lovingly at.

Is that asking too much?!
You tell me.
-Kevin
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