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To: 1st.mate who wrote (1036)	9/29/1999 5:17:00 PM
From: keith massey	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 5053

Matey... Thanks for the compliment...however until JDX runs I will remain in the dog house. In my Neurophysiology research one of the main things I try and identify is patterns in noisy electrical signals recorded from nerves and muscles (EMG, ECG, etc.). By looking at previous records you try and predict which will happen next when a certain type of pattern (or spike) is identified in the current record (use stats (e.g correlations) of course). If you every look at a filter EMG signal it looks a hell of a lot like many stock charts minus the price axis (mvolts instead). Of course their are no bull and bear flags break outs in a electromyographic record but it was great training for charting and pattern identification. ....plus the engineering background helped out a little to. So for anyone that wants to learn how to read charts you just need to take out your handy electromyograhic recording device and play for a little while....or skip all the school and just go buy a Murphy book. Best Regards KEITH