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To: robert duke who wrote (690)	8/18/2001 12:10:57 AM
From: dePaul	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 2290

When I look at the chart pattern , MACD, and Oscillators this market scars me. But I just spent some time looking at volume studies eg.( OBV and Cumulative Money flow). The past 4 to 6 weeks they have gone just opposite the COMPX and have turned above their long term moving average,(First time in about a year). It gives me a little more optimism. At least if there is a break the recovery I believe would be quick. 9 month cycles put in a low in mid Sept. according to: decisionpoint.com dePaul

To: robert duke who wrote (690)	8/18/2001 10:44:41 AM
From: eichler	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 2290

Robert, Sure, know what you mean. I grew up in a blue collar family, so no stranger to some of the choicer, more colorful colloquialisms. My Dad has quite an arsenal of expressions in his repertoire...ggg Still, I much prefer civil, friendly exchanges...though admittedly, I do revert to familiar phrases on occasion, especially in times of need and for those most deserving! LOL! I think your 5% incremental policy sounds reasonable, and added as you have said should keep you out of trouble. At least you have 20 opportunities to keep adding in at lower and lower prices. Perhaps removing profitable portions off the table as prices go back up would be an interesting mechanical method to reel in profits and allow you to re-invest again on subsequent pullbacks. Let us know how it works out. Best, Eichler