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To: geoffb_si who wrote (8803)	7/18/2002 11:55:55 AM
From: Chuca Marsh	Respond to of 11802

Thanks, but I bot at 25 LOL: listen in case DIA hits ur own news screens:( I picked DAI not DIA )Even I am confused, no on edit comments TOO MANY STOCK SYMBOLS so little time: At this place DIA ( not related to my PICK in Canada ) just got a deletion notice so I thought I best post it as my #1 PICK is not repeat not this ETRADE Clearstation news item just out: "" [] [] [] [] kensey's Recommend List Reply Unsubscribe DO NOT reply to this email. Replies should be made via the underlined "Reply" link above. 'kensey' has removed DIA (Doink) at Jul 18 2002 4:10AM Diamonds Trust,series 1 (AMEX:DIA) Symbol Last Time Change High Low Volume DIA 85.46 10:54PM 0.41 87.50 84.55 9,385,400 Community Take 63 Long / 56 Short [] 'kensey' said: Thu Jul 18 01:05:41 2002 when i went short the dow on june 4 it was stated that a head and shoulders pattern predicted a decline to 8400 it turned out to be the case. we got there a few days back. recommended DIA Short on June 4 when it was trading at 97. Since then it's gone down to 85.5 kensey Click here to see the full recommendation with annotated graph "" clearstation.etrade.com Chuca Yesterdays GURU is tomorrows..WHATTTTT IS IT I am confused! DAI CDNX was never 90 $ US LOL different company to SHORT but alas I am 25 cents LONG LOL "" Diamonds Trust,series 1 (AMEX: DIA) Symbol Last Time Change %Change High Low Volume Vol %Change Member Recommendations DIA 86.05 11:35AM 0.59 0.69% 86.26 84.90 2,130,200 356.15% 63 Long/ 57 Short From: kensey Replying To : kensey (post 777) Jul 18 2002 4:10AM Title: head and shoulders on the DOW completes. (Closing Short Recommendation) Thu Jul 18 01:05:41 2002 when i went short the dow on june 4 it was stated that a head and shoulders pattern predicted a decline to 8400 it turned out to be the case. we got there a few days back. recommended DIA Short on June 4 when it was trading at 97. Since then it's gone down to 85.5 kensey "" www.aol.com "" ack Schannep Profiles the Following Indices: DIA and SPY CHICAGO, July 18 /PRNewswire/ -- Are we really in a full economic recovery as some want to believe? Is this the time to be buying or selling? Dow Theory expert Jack Schannep, editor of the Schannep Timing Indicator, gives his opinion on these questions, and with his track record, investors will want to read what he is saying in this Featured Expert article. featuredexpert2.zacks.com. (Photo: newscom.com ) Here are the highlights from the Featured Expert column: The Bear market from January, 2000 to September, 2001 was absolutely typical. The Dow Jones Industrials (DIA) dropped -29.7% over a 20.2 month timeframe. The Standard & Poor's 500 Index (SPY) dropped -36.8% over 17.9 months, for an average of the two of a 33.3% drop over 19.1 months. As with most Bear markets, a recession followed starting in March of 2001. The Bear market that started in March of this year (January for the S&P 500) is down over -16% on both indices, meeting his definition of a Bear market. That is the threshold from which declines of more than -21% have occurred nearly 82% of the time. The average Bear market decline has been - 34% over an eighteen-month timeframe. It happens that a -16% decline is the reciprocal of a +19% advance, and vice versa. Recessions have followed such declines 74% of the time, just as occurred with the 2000-01 Bear market. If a recession will follow this 2002 Bear market remains to be seen. How and when this Bear market will end (it WILL end) is still an open question. The last four ended with total capitulation. Capitulation, as it relates to the stock market, is when investors, speculators, whomever 'throw in the towel' because they are so dis-heartened, fearful, need to meet margin calls, or whatever. The calculations that determine these capitulations are rather complex and are proprietary. 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To: geoffb_si who wrote (8803)	7/18/2002 5:47:03 PM
From: geoffb_si	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 11802

Stock-Picking Challenge... Top 5 Picks After Thursday: 1st: Garry AIR-v 1,000,000 @$ .01 $30,000.00 +200.0% 2nd: teevee DSX-v 7,936 @$1.26 $22,220.80 +122.2% 3rd: SAM-DAN UNO-v 37,037 @$ .27 $12,592.58 + 25.9% 4th: Gofer OSI-t 7,142 @$1.40 $11,427.20 + 14.3% 5th: KC Jones MOA-v 19,607 @$ .51 $10,391.71 + 3.9% Congratulations Garry on your first place finish at the close!!! Your AIR pick made an impressive %age gain, albeit on low volume. Even more impressive was the move on DSX (teevee) on good volume, after trading resumed. Good job of stock-picking! Regards, Geoff