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To: Berney who wrote (10062)	7/26/2001 11:08:02 AM
From: Jurgen Trautmann	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 11051

Damned cubes. However, 2% daily must beat every Buffett-result. ggg Keep on getting rich, one day I can say that knew you! I made another mistake yesterday because I did not check who's due to earnings - it wasn't just cool to buy MSFT when CPQ was announced to come out with his usual chaos. Cannot read my charts, I'm truly swimming. Perhaps I should wait till I can get the cubes for 39.50 ggg When you consider what you really buy when you buy cubes - that's a lot of stocks you wouldn't never buy. I wonder how many "momentum" of dead companies like LU is generated by (blind) buying of index-stocks - and vice versa, how many "resistance" is caused by the simple fact that any index-chart hits one of a thousend resistance-lines. You can draw a lot of lines until a day is over: weekly, daily, 60min..., linear or log, "forgetting" the grips of the hammers or not, averages and of course stochastics, rsi and moneyflow. As you mentioned, you will find "clear" sell-signals with a 60-minute-chart while the daily chart crys: buy what you can get! OK - shortterm should come first, but our friends anywhere on the internet could prefer to read another chart then you do: the result remembers on latest US-elections... Jury Don't have an icecube-machine.