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To: donald sew who wrote (31742)	10/2/2000 4:33:13 PM
From: PMG	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 42787

idea: if the SR is real, then it might be as money absorbing as an individual trading like this: Nasd seem to rally, you jump in, rally fails, sell with a slight loss. In the meantime DOW has bottomed, you jump in again, rally fails, you sell with a slight loss and re-enter Nasd. Why are there probably always small losses? Because 90% stay in till it fails and are always a little late... Can you try this in your charting software? If NDX%change + DJIA%change is much lower than ABS(NDX%change + DJIA%change) then we have sector rotation. In times of sector rotation DJIA and NDX highs/lows should complement each other... Not very spectacular but maybe it brings you to some other ideas... Regards PMG