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To: Doug R who wrote (709)	12/22/1997 12:12:00 AM
From: Dave H	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 2377

Doug, No, I can't seem to specify anything like what you can do in parity for stochastics (ie no exponential %d method) I only get to choose period & MA, then the second MA. The moving averages can either be exponential or simple. that's all the choices I get in tc2000. I noticed the differences between our readings as well on a few occasions. I think i'll have to bring up some charts in parity and start comparing them. APCO is one that I see lower lows in the 14,8,8 stochastics which you obviously don't. Thanks for the input on NVAL -- that one and AAV are in stalk mode. I'm looking for 6 1/2 w/volume for NVAL. Have the same buy point on AAV as you do (duh...) PESI & MICG are the other two I like from my list combined with Sergio's FA, though NVAL is clearly the best. Could you take a look at CNTO when you have the chance as a short sell? Ocote and I have been discussing it and we both see it as a great short; ocote mentioned demark's retracement that predicts it going back to 23, and then 6 if it falls through that point. Was wondering what you thought, and also how much risk is still left in a short position at this point. thanks! (gotta go to bed now, will be back tomorrow! want to thank you again for such a great learning experience at your seminar...the stuff you teach is amazing; i feel so much more empowered now in being able to tell good charts from bad ones. mimbos and ils are strokes of genius.) -dave