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To: forkit who wrote (43777)	2/1/2001 2:00:32 PM
From: SE	Respond to of 44573

I too welcome you. But can't talk right now...busy with HUGE Packer news. Gotta hop.

To: forkit who wrote (43777)	2/1/2001 2:08:52 PM
From: Stoctrash	Respond to of 44573

I use this stuff: ensignsoftware.com very powerful/programable over all, has some neat fork features like parallel Fib lines inside/outside of forks main tines, etc.. I find that feature very useful as some times a stock or index will break outside a forks range only to hit a Fib parallel line and bounce back into that fork. Have seen it too many times for it to be just luck.

To: forkit who wrote (43777)	2/1/2001 9:18:02 PM
From: Stoctrash	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 44573

Ok..I'll go first: Do you keep forks going on long daily/weekly charts that were working for a long time then seem not to be working because at some point in the future those levels might be important? I don't have the chart handy but on the NAZ I think there is a large fork from early 1990's that held prices in the uptrend until it went parabolic a few years ago, and now we are back into that forks range again. Is that a valid use? I think it can be but.... (if I find the chart i'll bring it up)