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To: yard_man who wrote (16204)	11/6/2004 8:07:52 PM
From: SwampDogg	Respond to of 60912

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To: yard_man who wrote (16204)	11/7/2004 12:22:09 AM
From: Bert	Respond to of 60912

tippet, Stockcharts is my last choice, but very relevant. I just look at my 3 different feeds....Real Tick (my go to site..L2 on Ameritrade, etc. is worthless IMO), Wordens, and Stockcharts, plus a couple of subscription sites...bottom line...I'm no different than you or anyone else...we're all trying to interpret the info/data, and place a bet on it....regardless of the amount of info digested....in the end, I like to think of it as my move, my results, my win, my defeat...and my education....daily charts are the backbone, which move to weekly, which look to monthly, etc....right now...the daily/weekly charts are key IMO....some charts, like SPAB, ICTS...well, I just throw the money in with stops at the bottom, give or take a bit...from the Naz in the late '90s, I know that mental stops in volatile stocks should be set up to 20% for a downside swing...to much on the tight side, and you get jiggled out of position...no float, much emotional exercise....anyways...just playing the game as I see it...what else is there? Love this game...you are the only one accountable....I wish business was run on that basis, and life... Bert