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To: Chris who wrote (855)2/23/2001 2:29:26 AM
From: Chris  Respond to of 52237
 
teresa lo confirming the pattern

Message 15391154

first chart link.



To: Chris who wrote (855)2/23/2001 3:00:07 AM
From: Michael Watkins  Respond to of 52237
 
Chris,

Here's a simpler answer for your chart linking woes...

What geocities appears to be doing is checking the 'referer' HTTP header information - they know its a link in a SI web page, and disallowing it then.

Try this:
- open a second browser window (File New, Ctnl-N, in MS IE)
- click and hold on the URL, drag URL to your other open window

I'm assuming you have both windows visible.

Little faster.

make sure you have a buy list ready in case FED lowers rates

While I expect a diabolical outcome, I won't be surprised if things move up from here. Up can be diabolical too LOL. So I will participate in some way.

At major turning points like this I am more likely to simply buy an index (or sell one) and leave the stock picking for another day. Even if this is a major bottom, its unlikely to be a "V" so there will be plenty of time to contemplate.

Plus too much individual stock risk for those that haven't preannounced / warned / etc. IMO.

Just a thought.

From Mr. Risk Adverse.

mike



To: Chris who wrote (855)2/23/2001 9:00:03 AM
From: Paul Shread  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 52237
 
Chris, I hate to be dense, but I still don't have a clue what you're trying to post. If you say there's a falling wedge in the NDX, make sure you see it in log; if it's in linear only, don't trust it.