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Strategies & Market Trends : The 56 Point TA; Charts With an Attitude -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Woody who wrote (33113)	12/19/1999 2:32:00 PM
From: Doug R	Respond to of 79201

Yikes Woody, FOUR and NGEN have some serious movement going on. That scan could have potential. Speaking of potential, I was "CCd" this from a Minneapolis grad: (posted here with permission) " I have been busy since Minnie Soda. I have read Elder's book twice and completed the workbook entirely. I read Tharp on money management. Also read either Murphy's Visual Investor and Edward Jensen's Stock Market BluePrints often. I have a shelf of books, if you recommend one in particular, I probably have it. I have download Parity and try and use the Minnie Soda book to duplicate what Doug does. It is easy to duplicate Doug's book in Parity. There are big gaps in what I can do as far as understanding-wise. I am at a loss with drawing IL's etc on my own, but have played with the pitchfork some in WOWs because I believe the IL etc.idea is based on Andrew's pitchfork. I have made money on the Peg line. I have used the 3day"period" trick intraday to avoid selling too early, thus making more money than I would have earlier. My investing is more lucrative than before. I specifically try to graph stocks that Doug mentions thinking they are prime examples. Oh, yes. I did get a laptop and have my software installed on it so I'll be more ready for Atlantic City in April. I use Quotes Plus as a data source and Windows on Wallstreet Internet Deluxe." ______________________ Then another grad, a dentist, applied the 56 stuff to WCII. He told a patient (that's one way to have a captive audience..lol) that it was hot. The patient bought it and, of course, it took off. The patient's guy at Prudential asks him how he came to choose WCII and he tells him his dentist gave it to him using something called the "attitude method". Now the guy at Prudential wants to buy the dentist lunch to pick his brain. great stuff, Doug R

To: Woody who wrote (33113)	12/19/1999 3:33:00 PM
From: Warthog	Respond to of 79201

Woody, very good, I might have to invent a time-machine scan.. NGEN looks interesting... wart