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To: j g cordes who wrote (36956)5/7/2002 2:32:55 AM
From: Johnny Canuck  Respond to of 68025
 
Hi Jim,

>>In the not too distant future as digital sensory data
>>mates to our senses better and better.. reality itself
>>will appear noisy. I'd guess we'll have windshields on
>>our cars that reinterpret the view to provide a "better"
>>image.

Given that the age of my eyes are starting to catch up with me I could sure use that. That infamous age forty is coming up fast and will be the in rear view mirror this year. It's your fiftieth this year isn't it?

Bifocals! Where are my bifocals!! <g>

Isn't the mind next or has that already gone.

CSCO filling the gap from the gap up from the Sept low in October. A higher low would sure help to stablize the market. Interesting the OBV has not broken down significantly despite the sell off.

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MSFT test the September low on accelerating downside volume according to the OBV.

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ORCL broke the Sept low a while ago and is setting a lower low on accelerating volume.

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AMAT broke the 200 EMA today. The up trend is now official broken. Interesting the OBV indicates limited selling.

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Two the 4 components that form the biggests weighing the COMPX and NDX are severely broken. It is hard to see a scenario where we get a sustained recover without them.

Given that July and August are slow months in Europe, I don't expect much of an upside catalyst for a few months.

Time to go to the beach if one can not trade the intra-day swings with a bias to the downside.



To: j g cordes who wrote (36956)5/7/2002 2:53:20 AM
From: Johnny Canuck  Respond to of 68025
 
Jim,

Someone on another thread made the same observation I have been noticing the last few months. As I go through my bookmarks, the number of dead thread outnumbers the live ones I am tracking by quite a margin. A lot of traders are just plain gone. I am not sure if they of us still left and just lucky or just a glutten for punishment.