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To: Doo who wrote (5628)	2/11/2001 8:47:56 PM
From: Chris	Respond to of 8925

i actually wanted to snapshot the file for you but it is way to big to fit it in one snapshot. ill see what i can do when i have access to my other computer. good trading. (like i said, i dont hold grudges) <gg>

To: Doo who wrote (5628)	2/11/2001 8:49:55 PM
From: macavity	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 8925

In all honesty I stumbled upon it as well. I saw this guy (who is highly hard to read) and am guessing that he is doing something similar. I recognised a relationship with a few other things that I have seen My take. If you reckon that you can view a trend in your timeframe say daily, it can be described i.t.o. a stochastic over a longer period or higher time-frame. Therefore if you look at say NDX at the end of january. Weekly was bearish - stoch was well below 50 But Daily was overbought - stoch was above 85. This was effectively a (bullish)pullback in a bearish trend. The idea would be that as soon as the bullish daily cycle ended the weekly would continue (hence this downmove). I do not understand his methodology as he uses the difference between the stochastic K% and the signal D%. I just use the level of the stochastic to guage where the price is in its cycle and whether it is rising or falling. Beyond that I am guessing. -macavity