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To: swisstrader who wrote (5615)	5/17/2000 3:19:00 PM
From: Yogizuna	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 17683

People leave that board alone on purpose, because it is so good, and they do not want me to stop. Just ask Lorrie Coey who posts here. Sometimes I have trouble keeping up with my private mail, where the questions about my methods are asked. If you want to become a harasser over there though, be my guest. You will not be answered. The "Yogi Index", a proprietary method for oversold/overbought conditions in the market, has it's roots in the old Prodigy Classic days, when Ted David, Sue Herrera, Jimmy Rodgers and others from CNBC would post on the Prodigy boards. The name was given to the index by Jim McMannis, who also was a steady poster from the Prodigy days, and who know posts around here also, sometimes on the main Microsoft thread. You can ask him about it also. As for the index itself, it has performed admirably for the last five years, as it did last night, signaling that the market was at another resistance point. You can rant and rave all you want to, but I'm very proud of it, and it's history is "set in stone" in Prodigy and SI's memory banks. Yogi