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To: ajtj99 who wrote (12322)	11/10/2002 9:21:07 PM
From: TREND1	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 57110

aj99 (1)Still playing with: $BPCOMPQ RSI of $BPCOMPQ QQQ (2)Green Buy area starts with $BPCOMPQ<30 and RSI of $BPCOMPQ < 30 (3)Green buy arrows when RSI back above 30 (4)Do your own $BPCOMPQ and RSI of $BPCOMPQ (5)See chart at URL below: geocities.com Larry Dudash

To: ajtj99 who wrote (12322)	11/10/2002 9:37:36 PM
From: TREND1	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 57110

aj99 you wrote Until the circle of optimism is crushed, we'll have no bottom in the COMP. I have that optimism crushing happening tentatively in about a year, on a re-test of lows 40-45% below the recent highs. answer: The above statement BS. IMHO. Why? Because you show no chart or reasons ................................................... You wrote Did you read the recent article from Fleck noting that major market bottoms are not made until 50-75% of the issues on the major indices make new lows? The Sept. 2001 bottom only had about 30% of the issues on the COMP at new lows, and the July low was less than 20%. answer: (1)Years ago the new highs and new Lows were always started in March. So they were 12 to 15 months. (2)Now the new Lows and new Highs are always 52 weeks back (3)Percentages depend on how many stocks are in index. Zeev has data on how small the Nasdaq has gotten(g) (4)Fleck has always been a BEAR from day one.(g) ................................. That all said. We are in a bear market and some day it will end. BUT NO ONE REALLY KNOWS WHEN. IMHO. Finally....I find it hard to take your statements, when you promised 1,000 on the Nasdaq this October. And we still have not seen 1,000(g) Now this may sound nasty, but is not meant to be nasty. I just wish we could stick to facts.(ggg) I need you point out FACTS, like my recent errors(g) Larry Dudash