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To: Theo who wrote (184)	1/24/2000 9:15:00 AM
From: waldemar cyranski	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 199

Theo, great explanation! What you describe almost covers 80% of the cutesy newletters offered up free on the internet by just giving them your e-mail address.......sorta pump & jump.......Fri, I sent company e-mail requesting info. on cost per square foot of their product.......should be interesting to see if they respond?

To: Theo who wrote (184)	3/15/2000 9:07:00 AM
From: King David	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 199

Theo, Jim Actually, the textbook definition of momentum in the market is very different ... >>> Definition Momentum measures the rate at which stock prices are rising or falling over a specified period. Just as with physical objects in motion, a stock or market index will start to lose upward momentum before it actually reaches its ultimate peak; on a downward trend, the loss of momentum will slow before the trend actually bottoms out. Thus, momentum may be used as a lead indicator, signaling latent strength or weakness, well before a trend reversal is detected by moving averages, price patterns or trendlines. <<< I have found momentum to be a very helpful indicator for when to enter and exit my holdings. RIght now momentum looks pretty good for UREC. But it still smells of P&D to me. tscn.com KD