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To: TFF who wrote (26)	12/27/1997 9:49:00 AM
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Irby; a good guess, but actually no. I got a severe spanking from the day trading goddess in August. I use those filters for short term and long term entry and exit points. They have been more accurate for entry points...the RSI must be extended more than minus 3/8 (actually that should be LESS than) and the MACD signal has gotta be in negative territory. I use the 2 min for a crossover and the 3min for a base and turn up. It's simpler to see it than to describe it.The S&P has gotta be going up at the same time. When the market changes, so do the filters. I'm still trying to figure Townsend out and I'v e had it for 7 months. Thing I hate the most is no Buzzer if a price gets hit. I would not day trade if I didn't have instant execution like SOES. Actually I could do that. But I'm busy doing other stuff.