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To: J.K. who wrote (1661)	8/2/2005 5:03:40 PM
From: Gersh Avery	Respond to of 4814

~1275 on 9/1 ..

To: J.K. who wrote (1661)	8/2/2005 5:04:21 PM
From: Gersh Avery	Respond to of 4814

don't forget .. that projection isn't just price .. it's time also.

To: J.K. who wrote (1661)	8/3/2005 5:08:48 AM
From: Walkingshadow	Respond to of 4814

JK, if you extend the regression channels back to the beginning of this trend, you get a bit different picture: 139.142.147.218 The target looks like the midline.... hard to tell for sure, but the midline looks to be at just about the same target price you mentioned (1255-1260). T

To: J.K. who wrote (1661)	8/3/2005 5:48:54 AM
From: Walkingshadow	Respond to of 4814

While waiting things to set up to my liking, here's some little diversions that have come under my radar. Picked up some ARGY already just for the fun of it, and HISC and EFCR are coming into range. Might get that tomorrow. ARGY: 139.142.147.19 Coming off a bottom with a break in the OBV trendline that got my attention. Now buy signals in place. HISC: 139.142.147.19 Not quite ready for primetime, but getting close. Stochastic turnaround likely when they get down to about 40. When this one moves, it will be explosive provided volume interest persists. Tomorrow might be the day, possibly Thursday. EFCR: 139.142.147.19 Stabilizing and trying to coil up here, but I don't like the break in the OBV and stochastic trendlines. This one needs another day or two, but it also needs stronger volume interest. A spike in volume will be the key here I think. Here's one that got away. Saw this over the weekend, wanted to buy at the open on Monday, but by the time I was able to get to the market the damn thing was already up 40% on the day. Then I wanted to see how it traded at the open Tuesday, but same story--by the time I saw it trade, it was already up over 20% on the day. ACHI: 139.142.147.19 Won't consider it now unless I see a very strong pullback tomorrow.... if so, I'll reconsider, but probably by that time I'll be in one of the others above, and I rarely trade these kinds of things with any sort of position size. Anyhow, they can be a nice diversion when all the reasonable trades are extremely overbought and you have a short position that's underwater and continues to misbehave! They certainly march to the beat of a different drummer. T