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To: jjstingray who wrote (76676)	6/26/2003 1:19:39 PM
From: Shack	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 209892

I guess I haven't been following the thread that carefully because I though most were still favouring more up. BTK needs to regain 455 to reassert the uptrend IMO. One thing we maybe should be looking for here are wedges off the top. BTK would be a nice one if it turned back down.

To: jjstingray who wrote (76676)	6/26/2003 1:47:50 PM
From: bcrafty	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 209892

jj, I agree with Shack about not seeing a change The only people who may have changed their posture are those that change postures every couple of hours, regardless of which day it is. Because people aren't clear on their trading timeframes and holding periods, this confusion or lack of clarity on message boards will never, ever go away. This is further compounded by people making comments in all kinds of timeframes: a poster might make a comment that applies to a LT perspective, then the next poster makes a comment about what's going on today, then the following poster implies that an IT trend change is at hand, and then the next poster asks a question wondering where we are in the wiggles at this moment, then the first poster who made the LT comment reveals that he is actually trading the wiggles too, although his first comment made it sound like he's trading LT . . . . . so the bottom line here is don't take anything you see here too seriously unless the poster is absolutely crystal clear on his timeframes and holding periods.