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To: LTK007 who wrote (82113)	10/18/2001 12:43:38 PM
From: OldAIMGuy	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 99985

Hi Max, I brought the graphs up through last Friday's data. These are graphs of the individual moving averages of the components which when accumulated add up to the Idiot Wave total. As you can see, Relative Valuation has already crossed into Bullish territory, Speculation is very near, Divergence has reversed course in the middle of the Neutral range and Zeal has been Bullish for some time. aim-users.com If you put your cursor on a point on the first graph and then arrow down to the next, you can see where that component was at essentially the same time. For instance, you could position the cursor on the low point of the Relative Valuation graph in late 1998 and then see that the other components were also giving Bullish signals at the same time. I added some vertical markers to the Idiot Wave graph and expanded it's size a bit at the request of another SI member. aim-users.com Here you can see the most recent data and the composite graph. The component data shown here isn't smoothed with any moving averages, it's the raw stuff that creates the Oscillator. The Oscillator is the the Smoothed data VS the Raw data. A positive value means rising risk and visa versa. At the bottom of the page is a link to the archives of the newsletter. Best regards, Tom