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To: Patrick Slevin who wrote (25288)	6/14/1999 9:27:00 AM
From: Nemer	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 44573

LOL --- I go off and leave the thread for a couple of days, and what do I find whilst catching up on the posts .... Golden ---> means, rules, fleeces, and nary a mention of the XAU Fibs ---> deriving from long ago Phoenicians, Greeks, etc, but ClubMed .... err ... MedOceanArea types .... LOL must be the moon change on the 13th ... I got into a nice metaphysical discussion over the weekend with a Jesuit from Dallas concerning the interaction of time and its nonlinear relationship with the fifth dimension (or perhaps, to be more accurate ... A fifth dimension) .... Now, before the market opens in just a short span of "time" ... here are two highly intellectual statements which have some common ground, but not much ... "It takes a dang big dog to weigh 500 pounds" and "500 pounds of flour will make a dang big biscuit"

To: Patrick Slevin who wrote (25288)	6/14/1999 5:02:00 PM
From: nicewatch	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 44573

Hi Pat, I see that you have done a lot of homework on it though, is your background math-related? No... not too much math. It interests me a great deal.... but in high school I only took calculus AP, and freshman year at penn, i took two upper level calculus courses just for fun. I was more of a humanities and classics (latin and greek) guy in high school. I do read quite a but though, and my little lecture on the golden mean was based on my memory of those books I mentioned.... as well as the stories my one greek professor used to tell the class. It was real interesting, as I recall, at the time when I was learning it but as I had no use for it then I did not retain much of it. I couldn't agree more..... sounds like me. <g> On another note, I stumbled on what looks to be a new site for market snapshots..... tradingsystems.net; interesting, thanks for sharing. TTYL, take care Regards, Frank