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To: Craig Gordon who wrote (26250)	12/8/1997 3:10:00 AM
From: Ed's Head	Respond to of 50808

Craig Gordon: True enough I like to gander at the charts! Keep in mind the charts are not the only key to successful investing. Yes I feel the charts can show you the gush of money, they can tell you what is excessive, or perhaps gloomy. They can give you a impression of direction yet with no guarantees. The charts are one of many tools. He who disregards the charts in my opinion has committed a blunder, yet they predict not an earnings shortfall or other problems that can crop up instantly. There are people here at this thread who dig deep each day diligently seeking fundamentals, and who which know the company better then the CEO himself. Rightfully so for the bottom line is: how much does the underlying company report on earnings day, what is the future direction of the product, and why? So then fundamentals take precedence over the charts, yet both together are a valuable strategy in my opinion. good luck c-ya!