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To: JDTrader who wrote (13)	7/3/1999 1:30:00 AM
From: Jim	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 22

Thanks for the good advice. I look at RIM and copy down the top 10 selections. (wish there was a print option). I then look at each stock on Level II (I use Watley), and either a 5 or 10 minute chart. If I like the chart and the Level II support, I place a buy (or short) order, and hope the trend continues for a little while. I get out as soon as the trend stops (easier said then done).

To: JDTrader who wrote (13)	7/3/1999 11:11:00 AM
From: Madhur	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 22

Hi JDTrader, You are mentioning "Just watch out in that if you trade based on technical indicators..." ... On which OTHER indicators are you actually then base your trading? - Fundamentals (PE etc.) or - News You have a point in that if there is something happening in a stock (like high volume, price high etc) in a way it is already past, but if you get the signal early enough the trend usually continues. I am the author of RIM and am would like to expand the quality of its Signals, beside the already helpful P&L/Portfolio Monitor... Cheers, Madhur