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To: Chris who wrote (11736)	7/14/2001 12:19:56 PM
From: TechTrader42	Respond to of 52237

Nice charts, Chris, as usual. The stochastics chart is interesting. Don't know about that trendline in the Nasdaq-100 chart, what with the gap and all (lower right at geocities.com. Makes things look iffy, doesn't it?

To: Chris who wrote (11736)	7/14/2001 6:43:00 PM
From: Chris	Respond to of 52237

numbers from JT Message 16075623 read his comments also. to me this study of contrarian theory is very interesting. just shows how the market can go up on worries and fear. the internet bubble was a classic that i will never forget.

To: Chris who wrote (11736)	7/14/2001 9:40:52 PM
From: Challo Jeregy	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 52237

Chris, one observation about those stochs on the ndx- In regards to your comments that the current stochastics are in mid-range- draw a t/l on the stochs peaks at the bottom of the page and you will notice that starting from May 21, they have, sequentially, lower tops. I had to put a ruler on my computer screen to see the slant <ggg> but it's there. If the pattern holds true, the stochs could peak on Monday/Tuesday- ohhh, right about when Donald gets a sell signal. <VBG> If one can use pattern formations on the stochs - wouldn't that be a descending triangle? chartpatterns.com edit - very nice charts, btw.