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To: Nemer who wrote (2196)	8/16/2001 11:30:11 AM
From: Chip McVickar	Respond to of 12410

Thank You Tony..., I've printed your thoughts and will study it over the weekend...! Like PC Ratios.., I'd expect the Commitments of Traders absolute numbers by themselves are not so important, but the context into which they occur is more valuable and thus the intuitive {in a non math type of intuitive feel} is very important.....! As you know..., Intuition is knowledge..., and a very big part of successfully trading these 3 dimensional markets. Living in New England the heat is hard to get use to...! But we only get maybe a week or two of temps over 90° with the high humidity. I enjoy the short periods of heat and eschew the use of air-conditioning. Most of the summer is in the 80"s with low humidity and dew points. But the flip side is we get maybe a week or two with temps at -0° below zero often into the teens. In NH one can see -30° below zero on some mornings. We do use modern heating systems..., as I have radiant heat..! <smile> Such a Treat...! My Best, Chip