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To: kha vu who wrote (60445)	9/9/1999 4:53:00 PM
From: Jenna	Respond to of 120523

Kha..easy I have put some examples throughout the middle and last quarter of the manual, but I wasn't sure how many examples would be needed and when it would begin to intimidate. If you look in the under Directional System, I gave two or three examples with the directional system which is my favorite... All examples have been played by myself in real time and I have more in the archives. I could easily put in more examples...easy to follow diagrams, and some cup and handles, double top breakouts, etc, but I didn't know how much was needed or where you would say "enough already".. As far as the stock selection process in the scans, it was originally intended also for readers who will never be members so I included the scans and what is involved in the entire process..and the information on how to track for real newbies. The purpose of the manual is to utilize ONLY the technical analysis that is needed for our particular stock picks. Any redundant and super indicators are not necessary. Also since we already have the stock picks, most of the TA books have a lot to do with the stock selection process, scanning, filtering, formulas, etc. and we don't need that.