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To: Ken W who wrote (4477)	2/4/2004 3:39:01 PM
From: Cary C	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 23958

An individual stock would require the support that you are talking about. In the article he was talking about buying and selling the indexes such as the spx and sox. I suppose you could probably apply that to the QQQ and possibly even FVL or FVD. I think this way you would remove those falling knife situations or is this another one of those many times that me not know what I am talking about? This market is on the verge of ticking me off so it must be close to buying time. Cary

To: Ken W who wrote (4477)	2/6/2004 11:35:39 PM
From: Sergio H	Respond to of 23958

Ken, To date, auto manufacturers have not announced a switch back to palladium catalytic converters. Even if there is a slow down in auto manufacturing, a switch would push up the demand and price for palladium. Platimum reached 20+ year highs during the final week in January, increasing speculation that auto manufactures will convert to Palladium, and Palladium prices began to rally. A look at the charts and you'll see Platinum is resting on support while Palladium is up against resistance. Things could really heat up over the next few months.