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To: Jim@Inland who wrote (23002)	10/31/2001 1:02:30 PM
From: Jim@Inland	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 52237

I only mean that : We can apply the lines in charts a number of different ways. Bullls tend to draw lines in an upwardly progression, and they constantly look for how that continuation is manifest in what they are looking at. (They can not see). Bears have the same tendancy to draw lines in progression downward because it helps them with their open positions, they too can look at the charts but they don't see. I maintain, that a bull is a bull, and a bear is a bear. Hope that helps too Jim