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Strategies & Market Trends : The Rational Analyst

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To: HeyRainier who wrote (1507)10/30/1998 1:20:00 AM
From: swedelo  Read Replies (1) of 1720
 
Mr. Trinidad, (RADAF again)

In your posting dated Oct. 22 #1478 you stated....."Technically, the stock is better off used as a long hedge in this choppy market. It has the tendency to participate more aggressively in downward market moves, and a coressponding inability to participate in market up moves. Overhead resistance at $11.75, and very light support at $11.00. The strongest support level is at $3.00. If these inventories keep bloating, it just may revisit this level. In addition, I expect the tax-based selling will add to the overhead supply."

Then in post #1504 (after our exchange of questions and answers) dated Oct. 26 you stated..... " One encouraging aspect of the stock price from a long perspective is the persistence of the support at the current level. This has caused the formation of a potential reversal pattern to coincide with the nearing long term downtrend line, one that resembles a tiny ascending triangle."

How in the world did you go from..."Overhead resistance at $11.75, and very light support at $11.00. The strongest support level is at $3.00" on Thursday Oct. 22......to......"One encouraging aspect of the stock price from a long perspective is the persistence at the current level [$11]." On Monday Oct. 26, Just 2 trading days later?

Then today you post (after stock jumps $2 to $13+)....."This one (ascending triangle) never fails, does it?

My question: Was it something I said?

Best Wishes,
Swedelo

PS: Old polish proverb...." He who takes all positions, takes no position at all." Sorry, I am an old Banacek fan.
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