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To: Chris who wrote (28457)	1/26/2002 1:08:04 PM
From: TREND1	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 52237

Chris Looked up Mesa Sine wave in Metastock. As you may know, I do not use "moving any thing" because past studies show that there is always a perfect number going back, but that number does not work when used going forward.IMHO This is nearly always very easy to prove. Just take your historical data and divide it into 4 parts. Test for best number for each part. Metastock allows these tests to be carried out very easily on any past data. Larry Dudash

To: Chris who wrote (28457)	1/26/2002 3:05:01 PM
From: MechanicalMethod	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 52237

I bought John Ehler's MESA 96. The version that runs on tradestation. It was priced around $500 :) rofl at my own stupidity! This was 5yrs ago so there may have been some enhancements since then!! ;) But it's still forsale rather than proprietary huh? My disk sits in a drawer and hasn't been installed since way back when I first tried it. BTW, the disk has a really slick gold foil label rather than a cheap paper label. Excellent marketing tactics from the start to the finished product. Writing systems is the only way to get 1 and combining indicators doesn't work. The only option left is studying charts and theorizing. Best regards, MM