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To: JH who wrote (21638)	6/14/1999 2:16:00 AM
From: Crystal ball	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 41369

2Q ends with FED Chair Greenspan creating PANIC, No WAY. AOL higher. The fibonacci sequence is not as important as doing simple derivatives. AFter all, you are right, #1 make money, that means POSITIVE Return on Investment ROI #2 Make more money, greatest POSITVE Rate of Return on Investment ROR Most investors fail on #1, #2 is where the real player play. When you are dealing with Stochastics, and charts, you need to view the past as an indicator of future performance, and the acceleration and deceleration, is a key element of AOL being a prime play. Acceleration as you know is FORCE, and FORCE is necessary before you have MOMENTUM, yes, I believe that natural laws do apply to statistical analysis of imaginary logical arguements, like stocks. Sure it isn't the same thing as gravity or projecting a missles trajectory, but it seems to work okay most of the time. My analysis is that MONEY is always SOMEWHERE, and usually there is a three day delay, due to SETTLEMENT rules, that means looking at the M1, M2, M3 and the VOLUME etc., of the Market, even roughly approximating the DOW as a sample, allows you to make these comparisions, then just do the calculus and do the derivative to get the forecast, since it shows the accleration, and the force behind the monetum points right to the price, within a reasonable degree of error. I am, Truly yours, -Crystal ball P.S. I know some of us can just look at a chart and predict. That's a talent, not a skill.