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To: SBHX who wrote (7014)	2/29/2000 9:51:00 PM
From: Alski	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 9582

SbH, "...if you have a good website that can teach me how TA works..." Here's a link to an on-line TA book that might help you get started: equis.com FWIW...Alski

To: SBHX who wrote (7014)	2/29/2000 10:33:00 PM
From: Jibacoa	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 9582

<<<if you have a good website that can teach me how TA works, I'll be happy to try it out.>>> S b H: I believe there are quite a few websites for TA, including some here in SI. There are also quite a few good books on the subject. I can't recommend you any one in particular, since I have not read any one in detail. I have learned TA "on the march" over the years, I don't consider myself an expert. I try to keep my TA simple. I have been looking at price charts for a good many years (more than 30) and can usually tell if I like the "pattern" by glancing at it. I am satisfied if am right 70% of the time. I receive S&P's "Current Market Perspectives", WO'N's "Daily Graphs" and also IQ charts on-line. I usually don't look at stocastics, candle-sticks, P&F, etc. although am aware of its value. I also get WB's TC2000. The problem is that I usually don't have the time to use or look at all the material I receive. You seem to have the right approach when buying. Just stay with what gives you good results. Good luck. I think we always need some of it besides our DD. Bernard