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To: Michael Watkins who wrote (48737)	4/30/2000 8:11:00 PM
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digisys.net This is what they really look like. Wow. What a difference. I managed somehow to mix the bond futures data and tyx data into a single chart which miraculously looked great. But that perfectly formed downtrend never actually happened.<G> However the daily data is correct back a few months so the specific params for the near term trade remain the same. Quick shot to 98ish sets up a sell which is probably good for 94 or lower, and if not then the stop is close and well defined. And a more drawn out B and C has bullish potential. > it looks to me on the monthly continuous > contracts chart that 98^03 from back in 95 > has set up Just as soon as I find the data (it's somewhere, probably where I left my keys) I'll look at what you're saying.