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To: RC Stein who wrote (2507)	11/22/1999 12:25:00 AM
From: tewdwr	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 3291

BOP & TSV do conflict at times. The key is to see which of TC2000 chart indicators lead and which follows. Then, what others can confirm the move. I use Stochastic as the primary, followed by Moneystream. Confirmation is TSV and BOP, MACD is last. Scans with TSV & BOP can give a headsup to a contrary trend coming. E.I., Price falling & TSV rising or BOP pops for the day and the other indicators don't signal. BOP is saying something. Time to watch Stochastic and Moneystream. I found that TSV, when it is in an uptrend and diverging from price, can signal an impending uptrend. Put the symbol in a Watchlist for possible purchase.

To: RC Stein who wrote (2507)	11/22/1999 11:02:00 AM
From: CatLady	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 3291

Richard & all - I got both of the videos. I found the one on Moneystream to be very helpful. But even after the BOP video, I still haven't found much use for the BOP indicator. About the only time I look at BOP is on a stock that is might be bottoming out, if BOP is still red, I resist any thoughts of bottom fishing. OTOH, I have come to rely on MoneyStream and TSV as excellent indicators. Both are capable of showing meaningful divergences with price and MS is even, on occasion, a leading indicator of price. CL