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To: Ken Adams who wrote (363)	7/3/1999 10:26:00 PM
From: Frederick A. Fyfe	Respond to of 402

Ken - I posted a response to you last week and I don't know what happened to it, it just disappeared. When I have a MA crossover, I want to see a sign of strength before I do anything. It could be closing at the top of its range for the day on very good volume, look good on BB bands. A breakout and a move up to get a MA cross and then wait for a test of the BO - pullback for a few days. I'll put the stock into my real time profile and watch it to start back up. I don't know if there is anyone out there that ever heard of Bob Evans, he had Whykoff down to a science. "YOU HAVE TO SEE A SIGN OF STRENGTH". If a stock is so so, it is so so - but when you see a "Sign of Strength" (SOS) - start looking at it very carefully. Once you get the "SOS' - you can follow the stock for quite a while. FRTE is one that I've been trading from six - in and out, but I've been in for the last week and am very happy. Ken and everyone out there on the other side of Boston look for "SOS" A Happy Fourth to all - I have to get back to concentrating on the Pepsi 400 - I think Dale Jarret needs my help.