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To: SE who wrote (299)10/4/2000 7:25:18 PM
From: Patrick Slevin  Respond to of 8925
 
I use the DWA Charts for obvious stops. My Bond stops are usually loose, this one is 98^24, when I was Long it was 97^16.

You can see that easily off the DWA Charts. They have ^08 boxes by 3 box reversals.

I do not use Point and Figure to dictate my Entries nor direction. Just a convenient place to determine Stops. I always use Double Bottoms, Double Tops for Stops on the Bond. Knock wood, I haven't been stopped nor have I had a loss on the Bond since I started trading it, a month ago.

Cannot keep that up forever but it's okay while it lasts. Say hi to TT for me.

Have not seen any e-mail. Checked two of the three e-mails you may have but several hours ago. Running out for a card game, I'll check again once I return.



To: SE who wrote (299)10/4/2000 7:42:18 PM
From: Haim R. Branisteanu  Respond to of 8925
 
Try strips they are more volatile than the the actual bonds and also riskier.

Off the run issues are best as they are traded at a higher yield.

The main problem are the spreads

Haim