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To: Daniel Mack who wrote (19788)	2/2/2000 8:52:00 AM
From: Kevin Shea	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 57584

Daniel ... what you read is based upon your plan, that is, how long do you want to hold for ( a month, week, day, intraday, etc.) ...typically you pick your timing and then find the trend in the higher one and then pick your entry from the lower one...E.g. in IPOs daily is the highest,since this is all the data you have ( although you could consider overall IPO activity as a secular trend)... For IPOs, I'll plan to hold in the 60 min timeframe and enter in the 15... For LPTHA e.g. LT trend is up, daily defines your action (buy the dip) while the 60 min should be used to enter. Protoge's CFLO of yesterday had a good daily signal, a confirming 60min.... so check out the 15 for the "best" entry when you get an oversold stochastic. OK??