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To: bill meehan who wrote (74511)	11/9/1999 6:30:00 PM
From: accountclosed	Respond to of 86076

lol! am not. just had to resolve my identity crisis between being a superhero and a human search engine --> superhero search engine <ggg> oex calls! egad. <g>

To: bill meehan who wrote (74511)	11/10/1999 1:21:00 PM
From: John Pitera	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 86076

Bill, It's a low down shame, when old friends become too "Good" for us -g- on the 60 minute chart we still have not finished 5 waves up on the move from the Oct 18th low, so I was early and if the spx can close over 1387 then, we will probably see a retest of the 1420 area. It really pays to keep an eye on the NASD and let it do the talking. a couple of good comments... Market tops usually take several days to complete and the Dow has now been in a potential topping area for eight market days with a central point of around 10,650, a price level that has been reached within five or ten point for every day over the past eight days for the Dow Industrials. We believe the time has come to pull away from that price area and we believe there is a good chance it will begin tomorrow. Which direction it will pull away in is, of course, the wrestling match between bulls and bears that has gone on for several days now. Emotion is running strong and for the fifth consecutive day, the opening of the daytime session on the December S&P futures gapped away from the prior day's settlement by at least $6.30, with the average opening gap of the past week on the December S&P contract from settlement to opening of the next day being an amazing $11.70.