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To: Arthur Tang who wrote (713)	2/22/1998 8:30:00 AM
From: Arthur Tang	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1471

Technical analysis revisited for beginners who can learn quickly and be an expert. investorsedge.com This site has T/A charts and curve drawing capabilities. Also has help desk which explains the indicators, and how to use it to advantage. It is advised to play with all the indicators on one of your stock. Then schedule in the fundamental news release dates (earnings release dates or other important news) on the charts. Then look at the market makers' overbought and oversold situation (short interest data and ebb and flow of money coming in and out of the stock)and schedule them in the chart. Futures pricing (inflation measure) of commodities may also effect the curve and has to be charted in. Interest rates changes in long term effect has to be recognized, half a year later or one year later. Liquidity of 401k money coming into Wall street and going out to global markets has to be understood and plotted on Investorsedge.com's chart. And this is only the beginning of charting. Next time we will discuss other variables for an investors' edge of safe and progressive investment.