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To: James Strauss who wrote (5087)	9/14/1999 4:47:00 PM
From: Jibacoa	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 13094

Jim: The CTH chart looks good. It has made a nice run since re-testing the 13 1/2 area on Sept.9 The link you gave was for soybean meals. I have not been trading commodities for some time. Good performance on ALSC today. I agree that the market doesn't look good and amber lights are flashing all over. October is usually not a good month and the Y2K still looms ahead. Regards and good luck. Bernard

To: James Strauss who wrote (5087)	9/19/1999 2:42:00 PM
From: James Strauss	Respond to of 13094

Divergences... **************** It's always important to look for divergences when analyzing charts... While the S&P 500 was showing signs of a positive reversal the New Lows were heading in the other direction... decisionpoint.com The Advance/Decline line and McClellan Summation Index are not joining the S&P 500 in its reversal... decisionpoint.com Sustainable rallies need a little cooperation from these indicators... You could argue that the market went higher for the past 12 months while the A/D line didn't do the same... A closer look would show a handful of large cap stocks that pushed the market higher while the broader number of stocks were flat or declined... There is a limit to how much more these large caps can carry the markets on their own... Unless there is broader positive movement by the vast majority of stocks, a lot of money is going to find its way to the sidelines until it's safe to put it to use... Jim