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To: dennis michael patterson who wrote (41578)	2/27/2000 6:16:00 PM
From: HairBall	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 99985

dmp: Well, I will state publicly you were not the one that PMailed me and I had no intentions of implying you were. I think you know who it is, frankly. Obviously you and that individual are of the same camp. I am no guru and I do not usually make buy and sell calls for folks. I don't know of any one that posts on this thread that does. Frankly there are those that come on this thread and boast about their stock trades after the fact. What I put on my charts or the same as calling levels by showing support/resistance trend lines and price action levels. I do it that way for two reasons...because it is much easier than verbally describing the trend lines or price action points for me and secondly so folks can add them to their own real time charts. Then they don't need levels they can track them for themselves. Stating levels for trend lines is somewhat useless as they are constantly changing and the intersection of price action with those trend lines is a big variable due to the dynamics of the price movement. It is better for folks to add them to their charts and track the trend lines themselves. For those that don't take the time to look at the charts and determine the levels, that is their loss. I have found no one that can call market pivot points regularly no one. We all use levels and probabilities. I just prefer to show them graphically. I actually make my decision to act or not at price junctions with support/resistance areas in REAL TIME based on my indicators and read contemporaneously. Frankly, I think my charts are pretty darn good. My work has certainly been profitable for me You shall not have to be concerned with unwanted advice from me in the future. I suggest you click past my post and chart links in the future and avoid the waste of your time! Regards, LG