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To: robert b furman who wrote (90414)	3/9/2017 1:33:31 PM
From: Underexposed	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 220129

Hi Robert Look at these 2 charts and tell me which one is easier to make an analysis from Or this one Yours prints the company name in big bolded letters right across the main chart???? the colors are distracting and gaudy and I had to get out my magnify glass to determine the 0.04 is a Bollinger % B indicator...not BBwidth... I could never make sense of Bollinger % B. Also you use Bollinger Bands in this chart not Keltner channels. to answer your question though.... I have rarely seen a BBwidth performance like this one... you determine the potential trigger time by drawing a line at the bottom of previous jumps lows... and as you can see they are ever rising My guess is that 7.5 would be what the BBwidth would have to fall to. Unless you are planning to short the stock, buying when a stock is falling to the lower BB or lower Keltner band is fraught with danger... this stock is definitely showing bear right now IMHO Good Trading EU