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To: j42231 who wrote (6364)	12/27/2002 9:12:30 AM
From: moorso	Respond to of 208188

I have been treating zeros as zeros--flat--however I have decided to use absolute numbers to eliminate spike direction--as I feel it is the 'degree' not the 'direction' of the differential that is significant Agree here. It also appears that successive smaller spikes has the same effect as one large spike, such as what we had going into the Oct 10 decline. I see you have a large spike end of Nov, beginning of Dec timeframe. My chart doesnt show that, but maybe you are treating the day after Thanksgiving differently? Now all we need is a reliable bottom spotter. :) I wonder what the accumluation of the clx10/clxpp10 would show. Seems that you'd have to apply a postive number to any that was greater than the preceeding day, and negative number to any that was smaller than the proceeding day, or something like that. Something to mess around with. Thanks for the chart.

To: j42231 who wrote (6364)	12/27/2002 11:18:27 AM
From: moorso	Respond to of 208188

Joanne, Here is what I currently show. I put on a 105 td cycle which comes in right about here. I dont have the big spike you show in early december though. Maybe I have some bad data... suite101.com