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To: scouser who wrote (373)	9/26/1999 10:06:00 AM
From: J. Nelson	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 2182

John: Very true as the spike's are like a new base. The key issue is the T/A pre the move to set up what came later. The playing of it would be as you say from the range. Now the T/A set the stage for the first time I did a enter on it and the rest is history. I, do agree with <<< has a classic price graph , spiking and slowly returning to its previous spike high>> as it's one of the key's to seeing early on that the move will hold it's water. The LTGL is just as you said. I, like looking at charts and do about 50 a week set up by months past and forward in a file I'm keeping. The BB. issues in a set of files to see how they come into life from death past. ie. up and down. Try some T/A on this one not a buy reco. just looking for the right pattern IMDS/on/the/BB. some of them are talking from the chart more up's and some are talking down's yet the W% spike is changing the flow with volume after the spike. Check that out. It would seem that buying volume may help. Eveyone reading this board do your DD. pre investing as many a issue is just tested, charted, followed, or looked at and not ever a buy or sell reco. by this poster... Lot's of just testing at this point to predict news issues that could or may move a stock up or down. Regards, Jim....