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Strategies & Market Trends : The 56 Point TA; Charts With an Attitude -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Doug R who wrote (37775)	12/14/2000 12:36:24 AM
From: ACAN	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 79450

Doug; NETM would you describe this as a compression bottom? TIA, Allan

To: Doug R who wrote (37775)	12/14/2000 1:11:55 AM
From: Doug R	Respond to of 79450

To all; March still seems like a long ways away yet. Seems like it to me anyway. Even so, I plan to present a Charts With an Attitude seminar on the 2nd weekend of March at the Hilton in Arlington Texas. I am prompted now to mention this here because I received a correspondence from an attendee of the Richmond class. I have to say that I was disappointed in the attendance there but it's quite obvious that market conditions this year would dictate a slowdown in the numbers of aspiring individuals who desire to learn critical aspects of supply/demand dynamics that result in profitability. There is one thing that I can point out here in relation to this year...avoiding losses, at any given time in the market, is the ONE goal that serves best. On that note...here is the main body of the email I received, "...you know, for the last several days now, my accuracy has been nearly 100%. I've told my wife it's because I have set the bar VERY high...extremely few false positives, but it's first of all because I have a great teacher. Thanks for Richmond...thanks for being available...and thanks in advance for Dallas!!!" Well...he got the Dallas part wrong but hey...at least he has found a handle on the market. I'm going to go out on a privacy limb here also... the author of the above correspondence is a PhD at Ohio State. A very smart guy IMO. Now, I'm not saying that it takes a very smart person to understand what I teach. Just think of all the PhDs that you know and ask yourself, "Would I let that guy invest my money for me?" Ok, ok...so you would have your doubts. But if I can teach a PhD to understand the market well enough that even his wife would listen to him... Very tuned for the Arlington class. Thanks for the note Jim Doug R