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Technology Stocks : HAL2 Buys and Sells -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: TREND1 who wrote (61)	6/30/2000 12:53:34 AM
From: TREND1	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 105

This message was on my web site and now posted here. This SI Thread is now the fastest place to get updates during the day. Larry Dudash There are now two Hal's ..................................................................... Hal1 started in 1995 follows trend of MU (Micron Tech) Hal2 started in May 30, 2000 is described below ..................................................................... New Hal System 5/30/2000 (starting June 7, 2000 will be called Hal2) (1) A bottom fisher, not a trend follower. (2) Looks at 20 "pure chip stocks" in SMH (3) Based on Historical Probability TA (4) Probabilities only valid for enter and exit points. (5) If enter was 60 and stock now 50 doesn't mean it is now better enter point. (6) Estimated profit will get lower as the days past by. (7) Exit points may drop below yesterday's close. (8) There will be many days with no trades. (9) Trades will tend to occur in bunches. (10) Will list possible trades each day as long as trade is within 10% of close (11) Many trades could be listed for a single day. (12) This is a bear market system. Once bull market returns possible trades will disappear. (13) Don't jump right in, but watch system for a while. (14) My ListBot provider says charts may be delayed hours to days. (15) So starting today you will get a brief message alerting you that my web site has been updated. Larry Dudash 6/7/2000 8:26AM PAC