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Microcap & Penny Stocks : FRANKLIN TELECOM (FTEL) -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Citidude who wrote (28413)	2/19/1998 3:39:00 AM
From: Paul Hofmann	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 41046

Hi Citidude, I think (hope?) this is what you're looking for, from last October. Although I edited it for brevity, it's still a long post (not as long as x y zebra's, however! Keep `em coming...). The reference to FTEL is a few lines down (I think 10-15, depending on how SI copies and pastes this); all the other info is just in case you want to do some more followup. * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * Date: Thu, 23 Oct 1997 From: Capital Markets Communications <capmark@IDT.NET> Subject: TradeSignals / Thursday TradeSignals The Technical Analysis Trading System by Deep Green [tm] ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Volume 1, Number 22 -- Standard Edition Thursday, October 23, 1997 A Publication of Capital Markets Communications, Inc. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ FTEL (Franklin Telecom. -- $6.75): A buy signal (96/100) was produced from a Random Walk Breakout, a Bollinger Band with ADX Trend, and an RSI Crossover. Signal reliability is 60%. Short-term target is $8.00. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ The primary objective of the Deep Green Technical Analysis Trading System is to maximize trading profits by identifying key reversal points and breakouts of stocks as they move within and out of their trading ranges. Since its inception, the Deep Green Technical Analysis Trading System has been correct 80% of the time in predicting the direction of its trades. Deep Green is a computer system that automatically generates buy and sell signals by applying over 125 technical analysis (TA) trading systems to the historical prices of each stock. The system identifies the trading systems that are most effective historically for each individual stock and reports buy and sell signals as they occur. Each buy signal reported includes its signal strength, signal reliability, and the trading systems responsible for generating the signal. Generally, the higher the Signal Strength (XX/100) the stronger the signal and the higher the signal reliability percentage, the more accurate the signal for the stock. [c] Copyright, 1997, by Capital Markets Communications Corporation (CapMark). All rights reserved. StreetLevel [tm], the wholly-owned distribution subsidiary of CapMark, is the exclusive electronic distributor for StreetSignals [tm] (SS); TradeSignals -- The Technical Analysis Trading System by Deep Green [tm] (TS); The Waaco Kid [tm] (WKF) and Waaco's Posse (All Points Bulletins). StreetLevel [tm] distributes via e-mail, fax broadcast, Real Time Quotes, Telescan, Quote.com, Market News and Bloomberg. TradeSignals -- The Technical Analysis Trading System by Deep Green [tm] (TS) is informational only, and represent the editorial opinion that stocks posted herein may move or continue to move higher for at least a brief period of time, based upon information publicly available via a wide variety of channels. These sources have been deemed reliable but CapMark cannot in any way warrant the accuracy or completeness of the information to which TS refers and filters. TS is a short-term trader's information filter; the "investment-worthiness" of any security mentioned is irrelevant to its purpose and is in no way addressed. Nothing in TS should ever be construed as a 'buy' or 'sell' recommendation for any security. Reading these posts is deemed to be your agreement to do your own diligence. TS editors suggest that one not place securities orders pre-market, and that all orders should be placed at 'limit'. Traders are further urged to employ mental or hard stops to avoid or limit losses. TradeSignals is designed for use by sophisticated, market-savvy traders. Its editors would not trade without state of the art tools-nor should you.