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To: zax who wrote (9267)5/31/2000 10:40:00 AM
From: eyewatch  Respond to of 9798
 
That a boy buy some more up and we may make the shorts pay



To: zax who wrote (9267)5/31/2000 11:23:00 AM
From: Greg R  Respond to of 9798
 
Thanks, I was wondering what his problem was. I have never understood how people can think that everything there is to discover in the world already has been. Reminds me of my mother when I was growing up. Boy was she ever wrong too.

On their private pages which users have for examples and to learn from, Inpathique said "The stock has risen up and through the last X-over of the bear-set as predicted. The charts shown do NOT predict the height of the bounce."

It is bouncing alright, but by definition, it will come back down. Caution is needed. Normally, a stock will dip back down (not as sharply) after making its run up through a last X-over on a bear set towards the nadir of the bear. Good money to made at these points over a few days but keep your stops in place. I think you will find the projections of where this stock is expected to go are reasonable. You can see previous projections they have made and the stock did a good job of following them also. Do keep an eye on that web page though. Inpathique projects future directions based upon clues on where the trading computers have taken the stock in the past. Thus as the computers reveal their clues day-to-day the future projections can sometimes be tweaked. The projection shown is conservatively low. There is a high road it could take per the rules of Inpathique Analysis but so far it has presented no clues to substantiate it.

I think the most hopeful sign is that the stock had gone very low relative to their projection. In fact, just below it. Past experience has taught me that stocks want to get back within the projection zone. If so, you are smiling but use caution on this stock, the rough road isn't over yet.

Greg