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To: Doug R who wrote (31441)8/3/1999 3:48:00 PM
From: ivan solotaroff  Respond to of 79315
 
QCOM

Doug,

So that was you pumping and dumping the Q all this time, huh?
I don't know what's with me these days: Two signals that I just plain missed? GYMB and SIMN? Fme4aD!
WDC's putting in what could be CONSTRUED as a signal. I don't know if I've got the stomach for that one.

Ivan



To: Doug R who wrote (31441)8/3/1999 4:12:00 PM
From: ivan solotaroff  Respond to of 79315
 
CATZ

Ixnay on WDC. This ain't exhaustion:
bigcharts.com
Exact same boringly non-exhaustion with CELL:
bigcharts.com

These stocks are going to make the patient fancier rich one day.



To: Doug R who wrote (31441)8/3/1999 4:54:00 PM
From: ivan solotaroff  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 79315
 
RSTO

This one did signal today. Missed it, though tomorrow a.m. may be a good second chance.
This is a nic'uns little kitty so far. 17.8% on its first try (6/15), in and out cleanly in three days on the Volume+1 Exit Method.
Lots of belly-floppers today: In addition to WDC and CELL closing just off the low, CNDR closed on it, and CDN, ARM, WMI, and SBUX continued to hemorrhage without a sign of the bottom.
At the Philly seminar I mentioned that a cat's-eye view of the market showed it as being way too high (half of the cats were 50 to 400% up from their signals, which is unnatural). I was way early on that: the market went on to weeks of new highs after that, but that situation is now about halfway rectified--again, strictly from a cat's-eye POV, whatever it's worth.