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To: Roger Schelling who wrote (5361)	1/14/2001 12:20:39 PM
From: Roger Schelling	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 8925

Jill: More about that uncertainty of giving up the old method. It's not easy to take that leap of faith to a new method. But here's something I did, I PM'd someone about it the other day, I can't remember who. I shorted 50 shares of a stock at the exact point the Dunnigan bar method described. Well I was stopped out. Tried it again later and it worked for a 1 1/2. One could argue that trading 50 shares will not even pay the commissions. Well true. But so I paid the commissions and the stop loss on the first one, and just covered commissions on the second one. SMALL PRICE TO PAY! For replacing fear/greed/panic/ etc. with some understanding huh? I think so. Edit. These folks are not just trying to sell us a daily bag of goods. They really have some goods stuff to share. Try a very small trade or two BY THE RULES, in the direction of the market!, Meanwhile having a blast doing it! What a combo! Roger