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To: Henry D who wrote (2813)	4/15/2002 1:04:57 PM
From: Nutty Buddy	Respond to of 7827

Hi Henry My goal with the tables is to get as much information as possible on a page and be able to easily spot trends and changes in trends. It keeps me from looking at 250 charts every day. If I see a compelling trend in my table, I then resort to the chart. I found the results of the tables to be informative and time saving to me. In an effort to keep this information from going to waste, I learned a little HTML, I decided I would share these tables on the WWW with anyone interested in their presentation format. I have used the table data to day/swing trade, but it has been about a year since I have done so. Once the bear market took a firm hold on volatile issues, I found it hard to profit day/swing trading. Since (1)I don't short, (2)don't trade on margin, and (3)shy away from options, my options are limited in this current market for quick trades. I currently use them to add and reduce current long positions over the intermediate term. There is no absolute formula I use. Gut feeling dictates my actions based on the data I see. It's good to keep the Pepto Bismal handy. <g> I welcome any suggestions in the presentation of these tables. I collect suggestions for changes in my 250 stock list. Changes in stocks I follow takes a little work, so when I have to make a change, I consider adding stocks that others have suggested at that time. Buddy