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To: HairBall who wrote (420)	10/8/2000 12:58:28 PM
From: Teresa Lo	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 8925

Swing Charts and Multiple Time Frames: "...in my work I use multiple time frame analysis which would make creating a formula to ID and plot price action pivot points much harder..." What I did is establish a formula for the swings, and once it was programmed, I could apply it to a chart of any time frame. This is how it works: ispeculator.com For example, this is the daily swing chart of QCOM. It will be of use for those who have a time horizon of a few days to a week or more. ispeculator.com Now, I can use the same formula to focus on this last move on a 60-minute chart of QCOM. This swing chart will be of use for those who have a time horizon of a few hours to a few days. ispeculator.com My idea is that traders and investors can go down or up in timefame from here, adjusting the position size according to their time horizon in order to maintain risk and money management rules: ispeculator.com What charting packages do you use? Teresa