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To: Jim McMannis who wrote (166736)	6/20/2002 5:39:19 PM
From: Alan Smithee	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 186894

Here's a chart of the USD, using a .25 box size: stockcharts.com The yellow metal appears to be setting up one of those triangle thingies. A break up or down is likely. I'd be betting on up. stockcharts.com Chart on one of the Gold miners, GFI, had broken down but is back on a buy now: stockcharts.com That blue line thingie is the Bullish Support Line ("BSL"). In general, it's good for a stock, index or commodity to be above the BSL, bad to be below. When the line runs from the upper left to lower right, it's called the bearish resistance line (brl). ;-) Generally not a good thing to be trading below the brl. stockcharts.com BTW, as I think you recognize Jim, I never claimed to be able to pick a bottom. Never have been good at that and I'm not about to start trying. Let's just say I don't think we have a solid bottom in yet.