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To: John Madarasz who wrote (2389)	10/23/1999 7:10:00 PM
From: herringbone_100	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 3418

Got this off Amigo's thread... msgi? (hope springs eternal- although I shouldn't complain as I have made much $$ off this stock so far- can't help hoping - along with many others it seems- for a repeat of buy at 10 sell at 57... that's what dreams are made of :)) "Mr. Bollinger also contends that: Sharp moves tend to occur after the bands tighten to the average, when a stock is less volatile. The greater the period of less volatility, the higher the propensity for a price breakout. When the price hits the upper or lower bands, it is suggested to confirm with other indicators whether that price movement shows strength or weakness, respectively, which could indicate a continuation. If indicators do not confirm this movement, it can suggest a reversal. Tops or bottoms made outside the bands, followed by the same inside the bands, indicate a trend reversal. A move originating at one band tends to go to the other band. "