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To: John Sacz who wrote (2651)	1/8/2000 9:20:00 PM
From: Brian K. Winchell	Respond to of 3291

OT: I have just recently recevied TC2000 V 4.2 Via Worden, I have also IQC and have been quiet happy. Was wondering if any had suggestions or helpfull hints? I day trade ( 5 years ) playing breakouts mostly ( 380% return 99) , Would really appreciate any insite . Best Regards, BKW

To: John Sacz who wrote (2651)	1/8/2000 9:55:00 PM
From: Bill Martin	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 3291

Has anyone noticed that TC2000 has the wrong values for the Nasdaq Composite COMPQX? Look closely for example, and you'll see the shape of the curve is wrong July-October. Look at the low for August for example: --TC2000-- --- IBD --- --BigCharts-- Aug low: 8/25, 2683 8/07, 2440 8/07, 2440 Look at the shape. TC2000 shows COMPQX generally falling through the month of August if you were to run a linear regression. The IBD and BigCharts show it generally rising all month. I sent a note to Worden asking about this a week or so ago. They told me they were referring the question to their data department and I've never heard anything more. Is there some reason that Worden's COMPQX shouldn't be the same data as the standard Nasdaq Comp? I'm stumped. Bill