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To: Spark who wrote (15997)	12/28/2000 11:14:45 AM
From: Jeff	Respond to of 19297

the sar means nothing until it is "hit".....then its a trigger signal to buy or short..... as long as the sar is above.....the stock can fall forever.....and when the sar is below.....a stock just keeps rising...... thats why its called " parobolic sar " .......nothing is defined till its triggered on a hit......then you can expect a trend change....

To: Spark who wrote (15997)	12/28/2000 11:29:22 AM
From: Jeff	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 19297

a perfect example of what i just said...... look at the 2-month chart of OMKT...... you will note that at points it looked like it would have a hit.....so close...but until it actually made the hit.....did the trend change up..... then when it had a bottom hit.....the trend resumed down..... its that basic....and that simple.....you don't have to guess on a hit......you just wait for the hit and decide from there......or you can make it complicated and come up with your own interpetation.....roll!!! bigcharts.com