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To: Ron Dior who wrote (60161)	5/2/2002 12:04:49 AM
From: TraderXx	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 99280

Ron..well done. Just goes to show you that this guy is so full of shit, that hes drowning in it. I'm a technical analysis guy as well, but I'm smart enough to know that these past few months have been ruled by economical and fundamental news. Don't get me wrong though, technical analysis is really the way to trade this market, but to forecast where its going is alot more difficult at this point. I love this one...its a classic sign of an amateur trader: <<anyway...yesterday and today were total b.s....end of month and first day new month.... maybe tomorrow the picture becomes clearer>> When one resorts to calling the market wrong and BS is the most emotional thing a trader can do. Who knows whats gonna happen?..Just "trade" it, is only my point. Good Luck, TraderXx

To: Ron Dior who wrote (60161)	5/2/2002 12:13:35 AM
From: edboyl	Respond to of 99280

Very brave Ron, pick apart anothers post in detail, when all you say when the market doesn't go your way is "I'm right and in 6-7 months I will be vindicated" Jeff has gone into detail as to his reasoning. Your posts could be picked apart as well, but really, why bother. "Thanks Jeff for that humbling lesson…. Yes, lessons in humility would be a start. What do you really offer to the discussion here? You've stated your position and ridicule others for not believing the same way You choose not to use TA- fine. On what do you base your unflinchingly bullish stance? Why don't you map out for us how you see the market developing for the remainder of the year and your reasons for believing so in detail?

To: Ron Dior who wrote (60161)	5/2/2002 12:32:25 AM
From: Jeff	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 99280

i now understand you better ron....and here i thought you were a nice guy....:-0 had you been here during the day trading when those calls where made and in context to the time they were called... they were helpful....and right on.... now ron....go back a few weeks since you are in attack mode on me and find these post.... when i called the double tops in semi stocks at nasdaq 1832.....remember that ron....near 200 some points ago from the nasdaq low 1640.... called double top WCOM 6.98...where is it today.. called double top JDSU 6.11...where is it today.. called double top NXTL 6.75...fell to 4.61.. called pierce play on nasdaq at 1724...warned of sucker run and more down....ran to 1744 and fell to 1640.... called pierce play on dow at 9935...warned of sucker run..it ran to 10100....then fell right to 9811... called SPX right as it broke major support... ron...you are amazing....you can attack correct calls and still try to find fault.... ron...just hang around....i know you are a blind bull...and are likely mad because the market is going down and against you.... but ron...i'm just making the calls as i see them...." i'm not making the market crash"... so lighten up... when and if it turns bullish.....i'll make that call too if i see it.. then you will like me i suppose....:-) i don't just make opinions ron.... i posted many...many charts with explanations on what i'm seeing so anybody who wants can learn from that... i share what i know "freely"......others charge a fortune for this..... i don't get it ron....are you mad at me...or the market it takes all kinds i guess... well ron...this is your problem ...not mine.... good luck...

To: Ron Dior who wrote (60161)	5/2/2002 12:36:14 AM
From: Les H	Respond to of 99280

12/25/9 MACD would've kept you in the SPX in the 60-minute time frame since Tuesday morning. It's still long at this time. His settings would've required a sell and then a repurchase. Also, the 21p stochastic is just getting overbought now. Again, he uses much shorter settings. The 14p Wilder RSI still has a little more to run to get to 70. Interesting thing about today's rally was that more volume went out of stocks that fell today in the S&P 500 than into stocks that went up. One would normally expect a weaker point-size gain in the S&P 500. One could interpret that negatively or expect that the market needs one or more big positive breadth days of 2-to-1 or more to finish this rally.