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To: cyesp who wrote (73754)	10/24/2006 7:15:05 PM
From: Bwe	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 206181

cyesp, From the Investor's Intelligence site: The Bullish Support Line Stocks above their bullish support line should be assumed to be in long term uptrends. The line does not connect points and can therefore be drawn immediately when an uptrend begins. It is drawn from the lowest point made after the completion of a bear trend or a significant down move. It is always drawn at a 45 degree angle, intersecting ascending corners of the squares on the chart. Long positions should be considered while the stock is above the bullish support line. A break of a bullish uptrend line (that has been in place for a considerable amount of time) is considered to be a bearish event. For more info on p&f charts: investorsintelligence.com