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To: eddie who wrote (5049)	10/26/1997 4:57:00 AM
From: DD™	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 13925

"I make my entry quickly, especially so when Stochastic JUST indicate an oversold condition and make a sell during a run-up when the RSI hit the sell line." eddie: I am new to TA, and understand an oversold stochastic. However, I am unsure when the RSI flashes a sell signal. Could you please elaborate, with respect to the following chart. Their definition is as follows: "Conventionally, buy signals are triggered when RSI is in oversold (20-30) area, and sell signals are triggered when RSI is in overbought (70-80) area. RSI works better in a non-trending market than in a market with a clear and established trend." Do you agree? Thanks in advance. iqc.com DD