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To: Don Maher who wrote (8332)	6/1/1998 11:24:00 AM
From: David R. Evans	Read Replies (6) of 12039

Hello Don, Thank you VERY MUCH for the kind words.... I'm not sure if I deserve them but I try.... If you can not put MA's on OBV try a MACD series instead.... I like to look at three MACD's. I use a MACD (8-17-9) leading into a MACD (13-26-9) leading into a MACD (13-34-89). In most cases, the 8-17-9 will come first followed by the (13-26-9) but they may flip positions. That's not a problem. The (13-34-89) will keep you in much longer BUT, it's one of the best longer term indicators out there. I use the MACD (8-17-9) as my buy signal along with my StochRSI (14), and Parabolic SAR. Once I'm in and the stock is moving up I will start looking for my sell. If I'm not sure of the market, I'll use the first sell I get from SAR, MACD (8-17-9) or StochRSI (14) to get out. If I like the Market, I'll switch over to the longer term MACD (13-34-89) for the longer term ride. Now, in most cases, I will only use the MACD (13-34-89) for the sell if I like the market ( not right now) AND it had turned long AFTER I was already into the stock.... Does this make sense???? Dave Evans

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