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To: Peter Church who wrote (11917)7/28/1998 10:31:00 AM
From: umbro  Read Replies (1) of 164684
 
Peter wrote, I guess you are talking about a spread?

Nope, just saying to buy the breakout up/down and follow the
trend. The opposite, would be to "fade" the move, or go against it.
Fading the early/late moves in the day has been working well on
the wide range days, but once the price range begins to contract
(consolidate), the percentages change in favor of going in
the direction of the breakout.

different point: good observation on the dynmaics of holding
short positions (per Cramer). Sure would explain the early move
up (the buy in), the move down (the short), and the 2PM "spike"
up (the cover).
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