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To: Kirk © who wrote (9186)	3/29/2003 5:39:35 PM
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Kirk, I'll post anywhere as long as someone actually is interested enough to respond to what I put on the thread. I posted this earlier this morning but got no response on another thread: On the put to call ratio. It, along with the 5 day TRIN score have gotten so bearish that they are bullish but they are not being supported by other data. Here are some neat charts on the put to call ratio. Note the bottom chart: investorshub.com You'll see that we have the short term moving average below the longer term moving average which suggests that this should be a better time to be long rather than short. BUT you also need to note that the short term moving average is heading sharply higher and that a cross over may be coming suggesting that short plays are the best bet. Here is a good discussion on the market indicators from Optionectics: optionetics.com; Now as for the lack of interest in posting on the threads I am noticing less hits as well. People have gotten burnt being both long and short. It's a tough market but eventually I have to believe the bear market will be declared dead since the volume has been expanding on the upswings. JMHO RtS