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To: Tom Swift who wrote (9886)	1/20/2004 10:25:02 AM
From: Trumptown	Respond to of 12872

Usually after three hits on support or resistance, that line is more likely to break than not...that's what I saw on siri. Hopefully, it bounces for you. I see the opposite about to take place with echo...it is a low floater, but the chart is a reasonable example

To: Tom Swift who wrote (9886)	1/20/2004 10:28:27 AM
From: Trumptown	Respond to of 12872

Oh here's what did it...always someone tryin to ruin the party! -g >>The "flight to crap" At the same time, however, I marvel at the rampant speculation -- what's aptly been called a "flight to crap." Which sectors belong in this category? I'll defer to Fred Hickey, who in his latest High-Tech Strategist newsletter referred to all of the following as "mini-bubbles": Chinese stocks, satellite radio stocks XM (Nasdaq: XMSR - News) and Sirius (Nasdaq: SIRI - News), Linux stocks, Voice-over-IP (VOIP) stocks, Internet stocks, and nanotech stocks. Each of those categories inevitably has one or two exceptions that represent good value, but beware the majority of these.<< biz.yahoo.com