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To: jaker who wrote (6182)	12/22/2007 11:05:26 AM
From: jaker	Respond to of 6865

I have always found Regression Channels and Cycles Interesting. But it can be confusing on how to set them up. The out of the box parameters that come with a chart program needs to be adjusted for best performance... Kinda of like a shoe, one size does not fit all. I have found this method to work reasonably well... might say, gives better odds. Adjusting the regression cycle to the current cycle corralation. In the chart I have used the short term cycle... The example of QQQQ uses 25 days. Even though most stocks track with the major indexes. Each has a mind of it's own. And, the highest corralation/days should be adjusted accordingly. h1.ripway.com