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To: Jeff Guy who wrote (1243)	8/28/2001 8:38:47 PM
From: Vendit™	Respond to of 8752

Hi Jeff , isn't that a doji after a long white candle on the nas chart signifying a top might be forming? Yes it is; Doji is a fairly general term as it is applied to candle sticks depending what you are looking for; a potential top or a potential bottom. Doji bottom markers; litwick.com litwick.com litwick.com Doji top markers; litwick.com litwick.com litwick.com (I love this one, accuracy is very high<g>) litwick.com This is the post that I made that you responded to and you were on target with your candle read. Message 16266562 A spinning top looks like many other candles but the bottom line is that it is seen as a probable momentum shift point; i.e. an intra-day move up, and intra-day down, the close is about the same as the open. Investors are undecided. Confirmation is made by the following days open, lower or higher plus the close on that day two.