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To: Berk who wrote (3100)	6/29/2002 1:40:12 PM
From: Nutty Buddy	Respond to of 7826

Hi Dick, >>do you have a primer on how to study your charts?<< I try to explain the charts in their directing page which you can get to from a link at the bottom of the tables (sorry, the graphs do not have the backward link). Some may not be explained as well as others, so a specific question can help me update the site. My home page has them broken down into their broad categories 1 - Power Volume "The Power Volume!" which focuses strictly on volume/price trends for the stocks I follow. 2 - Stock Technicals "Technical Trends, Fundamentals and Alerts By Stock" which focuses on various technical indicators for each of the stocks I follow. 3 - Market Technicals "Overall Market Trends" which focuses on various technical indicators for the broader market using the 250 stocks I follow as the measuring stick. 4 - Sector Technicals "Sector Trends" which currently takes three key charts I use from 1 and 2 above and applies them to sectors. Clicking on one of these takes you to the directing page also. I key on "relative strength" because I prefer to know the relative aspects in up and down markets. I use colors to highlight changes in trends and relative standouts. I want seek as much information as possible in one view. For instance in this table: "Alerts And Intermediate Trends By Stock Symbol" home.mindspring.com I get the following information on all 250 stocks I follow: - Intermediate term (weekly) MACD line direction for the last 24 trading days - 50 day EMA line direction for the last 24 trading days - 200 day EMA Line direction for the last 24 trading days - Price relative to the 200 day SMA for the last 24 trading days - Color highlighted ratings and reversals in the above 4 indicators for the last 24 trading days I can either punch through 250 stock charts or look at the above single table. I prefer the single table personally. ;) This table is the same, but sorts the stocks by their current rating: home.mindspring.com Here is the directing page for the above: home.mindspring.com And here is my home page: home.mindspring.com My email address is at the site, and I welcome all questions and suggestions. I'm sure there are ways to make the presentation of these charts better. Visitors have been a big help with their feedback. Buddy