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To: kodiak_bull who wrote (19103)	3/10/2003 7:45:58 PM
From: Warpfactor	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 23153

KB, We've been conversing with you all these years? Only to find out now that you are nothing more than "dial-up" trash? BTW, I've been interested in setting up a home LAN lately (pref wireless). What sort of equipment did you buy and how much did it all cost? I assume a network card for each CPU and a router?? Do you need to set up one CPU as a gateway??? BTW, re VIX and TRIN and washout bottoms. I've been building a Nasdaq "intermediate timing model" the last several weeks. When finished, I will be using about 10 different indicators (McLellan issues, McLellan Volume, Summation Index, Put-Call, Cumulative Volume, VIX, et. al.). What is difficult is to put all the indicators on the same "playing field". So what I ended up doing is to take all the data since 1997, and subdivide into 100 brackets. Every day, each of the indicators is assigned a percentile score, based on it's current level when compared with data for the past 6 years. So I have 10 intermediate indicators each with a daily percentile rank score. I then weight the indicators based on perceived level of impact and add them up to give a total score. The total score can then be compared with scores of other "intermediate bottoms", and tops for that matter. I need a couple of price based indicators for my model, and haven't really pinned down what I will use yet. To phrase the question: "What price-related aspect of the COMPQ index would be indicative of an intermediate term bottom?". I suppose I could just use divergence of moving averages, or RSI. ?? Warp