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To: Olu Emuleomo who wrote (27679)8/2/1999 3:05:00 PM
From: Venditâ„¢  Read Replies (2) | Respond to of 41369
 
Olu Emuleomo

Well, we are from different schools of thought. I prefer Technical
Analysis to any other method of picking and trading stocks.
AOL's 200day EMA is at 94. AOL has NOT closed under its 200day EMA for more than a year. If it does so now, then things are bearish.
Now, I did not choose 94 as my sell point. I chose AOL prev. bottom (90, in June).
A close under 90 means you are justified in selling your position, because *most likely*, something is wrong with the stock.
Thus, if you buy anywhere under 95, you risk $5 loss vs $20 gain if you sell at 115, which is where I see "resistance"....
(Even at 110, its a 3-1 profit/loss scenario!!)


You and I are on the same page. Your above remarks are right on the money. A breach too much lower then where we are now will leave AOL without a solid support level. History is showing that now is the time to buy. I expect a rebound this week from here.

A buy much below this level would not be a wise move IMO.

Vendit