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To: jim_p who wrote (19004)2/25/2003 6:22:04 PM
From: chowder  Respond to of 23153
 
Brother Bum,

WMB's chart looks bullish. You do have a couple of resistance levels coming up though. The last time WMB traded up to 4.16, it had a serious reversal, dropping 39% before rebounding. You're also coming up on the 200 day moving average, which should provide a profit taking opportunity for those who have profits.

If you're looking for a quickie, you may have enough momentum left to get in and out with a profit. However, if you're looking for a better risk to reward play, the odds say wait to see if it pulls back to a major support level, or wait until it breaks resistance on good volume.

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EP is looking strong, but I'm not sure how to play this one yet. I would prefer for it to close most of that gap it left today before taking a position. However, if EP has a good day tomorrow and closes above today's trading range, I think we would have a reversal island pattern which would be very bullish indeed.

I think tomorrow gives a clue as to buy or wait for it to pull back a little.

I like the volume pattern on EP. The progressively higher volume each day is called a crescendo pattern and is usually a good indication that recent prices will serve as reliable support levels.

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We shall see.

dabum