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To: Lost1 who wrote (2946)	12/13/1999 6:24:00 PM
From: Alan Smithee	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 9427

CNRS. Hop out? Hush your mouth. Actually, if we get a big gap up, I may sell part of the position. That's what I did with the SBAS today. In 5 1/2 Thursday, out 1/2 today at 12 7/8, other 1/2 at 14 1/8. Not bad for a two-day trade, if I say so myself.

To: Lost1 who wrote (2946)	12/13/1999 6:33:00 PM
From: Ms. X	Respond to of 9427

View Port button Field descriptions: Sector: The sector the stock is housed in. RS Sig (Dow): Relative Signal compared with the Dow. Buy signal means it is strong, sell signal means it has been weak. RS Col (Dow): Same chart as above but whether it is in X's or O's. X's are out performing the market and O's are under performing the market. Trend: This is the main chart you see, the trend chart. + trend means it is trading above the Bullish Support Line, - trend means it is trading below the Bearish Resistance Line. P&F Sig: This is the signal on the trend chart. Whether the chart is on a buy or sell signal. Mom: Momentum positive or negative on a weekly basis. Mom Wks: How many weeks has the momentum been negative or positive. Yield: The stocks yield. Mkt Cap: The stocks market cap Print Checkbox: You can print all or just a few of the charts depending on what you select. Activity Button: This is the one I love. You can find a history or current list of your stocks activities. Sometimes the screen will pop up with "no activity". This means nothing on a PnF scale happened that day. The stock may have continued to moved up or down but it didn't create any new signals or changes. Here are the alerts: Technical breakout page - buy: The chart has just made a buy signal on its trend chart. Doesn't have to be the first buy signal, it may be an additional signal. Technical Breakout Page - Sell: The chart has just made a sell signal. As above it could be the first signal or another sell signal. Moving Average Positive: The 10 week average of the Friday's closing price has flipped to positive. Compared to the one week and the cross point is where it is compared. Jay will comment more on this later. Moving Average Negative: Same as above but negative. Trend changed positive: The trend chart has now broken through the Bearish resistance line turning the trend positive and adding a bullish support line. Trend changed negative: The trend chart has violated the Bullish support line changing the trend to negative and adding a Bearish resistance line. RS changed to buy: The relative strength chart just gave a buy signal which is very strong for the chart. RS changed to sell: The relative strength chart just gave a sell signal which is very negative for the chart. RS reversed to X's: The relative strength chart has reversed up into a column of X's from a column of O's becoming positive. The stock is now out performing the market. RS reversed to O's: The relative strength chart has reversed down into a column of O's from a column of X's becoming negative. The stock is now under performing the market. Weekly Momentum crossed to positive: Just as it says. If the stock has been pulling back that pull back may be over. Weekly Momentum crossed to negative: If the stock has been on a rally it may be ready for a break, a pull back. You can see with all of these alerts you are very well informed with your portfolio positions. No excuses! :-)