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To: John Madarasz who wrote (15362)	1/29/2002 7:31:24 PM
From: HairBall	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 17977

John Madarasz: I use a top down approach. On one of these message boards I outlined my method somewhat. The reason it is important to see intraday histories is that one can see where the bull / bear battles have taken place when looking back over the data. The smaller the time frame the more revealing. Of course, you wouldn't want to spend your time scrolling back over the one-minute bars for 18 months. Well I guess you could...LOL There is a balance between daily and intraday analysis. I prefer to anchor my trend lines using intraday price action points and identify horizontal price action support and resistance areas base on the intraday chart. One can get a better feel for the amount of support and or resistance that actually occurred during the trading day by looking at the intraday time frames. Ok, I found it... investorshub.com Regards, LG