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To: ItsAllCyclical who wrote (24334)	4/29/2005 6:48:54 PM
From: SliderOnTheBlack	Respond to of 108787

Technically supported Re-Entry Point for Golds As mentioned earlier; I'm re-adding here. TA chart on Schultz Gold Index below in pdf format. *************************************************************************************************************************************** From Jim Sinclairs Site: 216.187.82.180 Friday, April 29, 2005, 11:09:00 AM EST A Note Worth Considering Author: Jim Sinclair In a classical sense, when you draw a down channel the lower line represents the oversold side of the channel and the upper line the overbought side of a channel. By utilizing a set of parallels, the down or up channel can be forced on one side when you have it nailed by tops or bottoms on the other side. In the plurality of cases the concept of overbought and oversold holds quite well. Certainly there can be exceptions but yesterday's public pronouncement by the Aden sisters, who are quite respected apparently, does not agree with this classical yet simple concept. If you read yesterday's review, you know exactly how I feel about gold shares of quality here. Click here for Harry's SGI Schultz Gold Index of shares. sitedynamo.com Go Old Yeller~