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To: gem-x who wrote (1005)	8/28/2001 9:56:09 AM
From: eichler	Respond to of 2290

Morning Gem, Just wanted to say thanks for allowing me to post here while I was figuring out what to do after MDD and Dr. Bob. The fact that you did not give me any grief whatsoever in spite of being nearly 100% off-topic says good things about you. Even so, I have been contemplating my own thread for several months and finally decided to just go for it. I think that would remove some off-topic clutter from your thread and maybe encourage more E-Wave analysis which I think is what your ideal would be anyway. I wish you the very best and I hope your thread can become a bustling epi-center for E wave discussion and analysis. This is where I plan to do most of my posting from here on and just want you to know you would be welcome to drop by any time you please: Subject 51650 Gem, best wishes for your thread and for you! Best regards, Eichler

To: gem-x who wrote (1005)	8/28/2001 2:49:46 PM
From: Exponent	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 2290

gem-x, if we're in wave 2 since the nasdaq low of 1619.58 on apr 4, will the retracement of about 80% from 2327 qualify as a complete wave2? What is the typical size of wave2? Also, it'll be great if you can post the date and time next to ur updates.... Thanks and keep up the good work! Exp