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To: Jim Bishop who wrote (13267)	11/4/1999 4:47:00 AM
From: 2MAR$	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 150070

More news for TVCP this morning of "negotiations" of private group to purchase shares: biz.yahoo.com god i "love" these pennies! Is this one going to rock? go HRCT! :-) 2MAR$

To: Jim Bishop who wrote (13267)	11/4/1999 10:14:00 AM
From: Scoobah	Respond to of 150070

Jim, check this out, biz.yahoo.com Thursday November 4, 8:27 am Eastern Time Company Press Release SOURCE: DCH Technology, Inc. DCH Technology, Inc. to Make Significant Announcement at Fall Equities Conference VALENCIA, Calif., Nov. 4 /PRNewswire/ -- DCH Technology, Inc. (OTC Bulletin Board: DCHT - news; www.dcht.com) confirmed today that its Chairman, David Haberman will be making a significant announcement at the Equities Magazine Fall Conference in New York City on November 10th. DCHT manufactures sensor-based safety systems and equipment and fuel cell power systems for many industries, ranging from aerospace to utilities. DCHT is the only reporting public company that has dedicated itself to a safe, clean hydrogen energy future, making it a socially responsible company, integrating business strategy with social and environmental goals. DCHT is celebrating its five year anniversary by presenting publicly at the conference its business plan and strategy to become the standard for embedded hydrogen safety in several major aspects of the expanding hydrogen energy infrastructure. DCHT has no outside debt, yet has continued to expand its production facilities in both California and Wisconsin. David Walker, DCHT President stated, ``The markets affected by hydrogen technology are valued in the billions of dollars, yet the investing public has little knowledge of the pertinence of hydrogen on the economies of the United States and the World. I believe that our presentation at this conference will be enlightening and useful considering the large impact of the accelerating growth of the hydrogen economy.' The DCHT presentation at the Fall Equities Conference will be at the New York Grand Hyatt Hotel on Wednesday, November 10th at 9am. DCHT will also have an informational desk at the event. This conference is designed for brokers, investment professionals and analysts. Conference details are available at www.EquitiesMagazine.com. Hydrogen Is The Future - We Can Sense It(TM) Safe Harbor Statement under the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995: Statements in this news release looking forward in time involve risks and uncertainties, and actual results may be materially different. Factors that could cause actual results to differ include activity levels in the securities markets and other risk factors, such as customer order rates, cancellations, late delivery of customer components, production delays, dependence upon certain customers, dependence upon key executives, viability of quarterly results, single operating facility, competition, product liability risk, control by management, foreign currency fluctuation, and other risks detailed in applicable SEC filings. SOURCE: DCH Technology, Inc.

To: Jim Bishop who wrote (13267)	11/4/1999 10:33:00 AM
From: CIMA	Respond to of 150070

JDX.TO - We done good buying this @ .80 and lower methinks. Just starting to move. Check this out from the Bullboards: Flying Dutchman (ID#: 4831) TA (technical analysis) ... 11/4/99 1:24:11 AM 496196 << Previous Thread Next Thread >> Given that charting is certainly an art as much as it is a science, I figured that I should share my own analysis for a change instead of quietly kicking back and enjoying Keith's relentless and selfless work. Thank you Keith! By way of background, we added 100,000 shares of Jordex to the model portfolio of Growth Stocks Weekly (GSW) between Dec 1998 and Aug 1999. The average cost is $0.707 per share. GSW is in it's 5th year as a weekly. It started as a means to keep my clients, friends and family informed, and cut back on the # of incoming telephone calls, when I was a broker (11+ yrs). For charting I use Metastock Pro. I look at both the daily and weekly charts. I use Japanese Candlesticks for all the data points, rather than the traditional bar charts. My favorite indicators include the 13, 40 and 80 period moving averages (MA's - daily and weekly periods), Fibonacci Retracement lines and angles, Moving Average Convergence-Divergence (MACD) indicator, On-balance-volume (OBV), Relative Strength Indicator (RSI) and occasionally the Gann angles. Usually I plot on a semi-log scale, especially useful given the old extreme highs on so many junior deals, versus where they now trade. I also plot long & medium term trend lines and the usual technically important formations such as triangles and other recurring patterns. I always analyse the long term first to get the big picture (usually the weekly charts(, and then go to the daily charts for trading or pin-point buy or sell level determination. On Jordex's weekly charts, the MACD gave the 1st buy signal last week since Aug 1998. The last sell signal was in May 1999 after the $1.12 52-week high. OBV showed negative divergence to the price in mid-April 1999, indicating weakness and a likely price decline. In mid & late Sept 1999 the OBV showed positive divergence even as the price fell below the $0.70 support area, indicating that the price lows would be temporary. OBV is now trending upward along with the MACD and RSI - all supportive of the new price trend. The 1st week in Oct 99 saw a breakout from the descending triangle formation. This was very significant in that the downtrend that had been in place for 6 months, from the $1.12 high, finally came to an abrupt end, with an affirming rise in volume, as the share price moved from a low of $0.65 to a high of $0.82 over the week. What is also interesting is that the low's reached correspond to solid support at the $0.63 area where both the 80-week MA and 61.8% Fibonacci retracement sit. Both are generally considered key support levels from a long term perspective. The 13-week MA is currently at $0.74, and the 40-week MA sits at $0.78. Both are now rising although the faster 13-week MA was in a decline since mid-June 99, until it flattened out this last month. The 40-week MA has been in a steady rise since Feb 99. The 13-week MA in particular has had a strong supportive and resistive correlation to the price trends - acting as the rally high points (resistance) during bear phases, and as the lows on pull-backs during the bull phases (support), going back through several cycles to 1993. This relationship is therefore likely to continue. The fact that price is now comfortable above all three MA's is very significant and bullish. The 50% Fibonacci Retracement sits at $0.82, 38.2% is at $0.97, and 23.6% is at $1.12. The historical support and resistance of these levels, along with the $1.62, $2.44 and $3.78 areas is uncanny. They will likely remain key areas. There are so many other significant bits and pieces one can look to and come up with various short and medium term strategies. What I prefer at this point is to give the big picture snap shot from the monthly chart: The key 13-month MA is strongly supportive at the $0.71 area and has acted as the bottom of the recent lows. It is rising at about a 30 degree angle. It alone has been almost the perfect buy and sell signal back to when my charts start in 1993, acting as support & resistence during the various bull and bear markets. It gave the 1st buy signal in Jan 1999 at $0.55 since the sell signal of Nov 1996 at $2.12. The previous buy signal was Oct 1995 at $0.75. We have broken out from the consolidation pattern and are now on a new leg of what will likely be a similar % move as the one from the year low of $0.31 to the recent high of $1.12. The next area of congestion that I consider key is in the $0.95-1.12 area. After that it's clear sailing to around $1.62 according to Fibonacci. There are various other influences but I've gotten way too detailed already. Time for bed ... good night and good luck to all. Rob.