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To: Jacob Snyder who wrote (53830)	9/22/2011 3:38:41 PM
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OT: You are so right Jacob on the exaggerations. Not from me of course. <VBG> I am always honest. LOL Why just last week I bought APPL at $240.00. Okay, it was not $2.00. And it was not APPL exactly. What it was was an Apple iPod Classic to load my music on. I absolutely love music. Trust me when I say I will eventually fill all 160 Gigs with music. I am so anal though that everything has to be in chronological order, with lyrics and artwork. I do eliminate some songs that I simply cannot stand but I enjoy most music of all kinds so this is a labor of love. Last two days I was putting together hits from 1965 and 1966. But of course they have to be good stereo mixes or they don't make the cut. As for disclosing trading positions and expectations I hope more people will start to use the Full Disclosure Thread and fully discuss their trades and expectations for them as well. That's what our discourse is all about. It helps all of us. RtS

To: Jacob Snyder who wrote (53830)	9/22/2011 5:31:49 PM
From: Ian@SI	1 Recommendation Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 95531

Jacob or RTS, Any comments on this Briefing Statement: All of the action brought plenty of participants in from the sidelines. In turn, *share volume on the NYSE climbed to more than 1.7 billion. Advancing volume outnumbered declining volume* by more than 50-to-1 on the Big Board.** Clearly, either this statement is just flat out wrong, OR, the specialists on the trading floor would seem to be betting against those institutions doing high frequency trading. i.e.Declining volume beat Advancing by almost 4:1 in consolidated trading. If the Briefing statement is correct, is this just an anomaly or can some TA insight be gained? Thanks, Ian.