Hi Lisa; RE:" Blanc, Bleu et Rouge "
BTW, I think of Don as a "WaveMeister" not because he is using, whatchacallit, oh! e-wave, but because his sentiment readings tend to be expressed as waves up and waves down. Although timing and extent are difficult (for everyone) to pin-point (sentiment gets compressed and expanded from multiple days to intra-day, etc) Donald's waves do a terrific job of nailing what Nemer calls, "trade 'em in the direction they want to go, pardner! " ie., day-trading in the direction of Donald's wave-expressed sentiment has a better chance of succeeding (as Tom noted awhile back).
Anyhoo, mon cher for men, ma cherie for women, typical; ask a native speaker for elaboration. The hand gestures were sign language, but I don't know what they meant, either. I'm still trying to get over the film, "pi" - but tonight, it's Paul Muni doing Emile Zola on the VCR (^_^) j'accuse !
-Steve |
