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Strategies & Market Trends : The 56 Point TA; Charts With an Attitude -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Doug R who wrote (12564)	2/21/1998 5:08:00 PM
From: ivan solotaroff	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 79254

Doug: TXCC? Hmm. Looked at it, but the chart seemed like: BUSTED by Oct. 27. Here are some others I picked up using the Relative Strength #s in IBD as a pre-scan. Nowhere near as fruitful or as certain as I'd hoped. Mid-channel types, worth keeping a watch on: ALK (recent) COO ICIX IGEN OPMRF IL types AOL ELNK (originally picked it (boast, boast) as an ACT over a week ago) XCIT (also something of a greased-up channel swimmer) ACT types HCFP MTEL (go back to later March/early April) SCAI (I'm REALLY guessing on this one) TWMC (I'm probably a date late and a dollar (actually a $1.50) short on this one; IMO, this one's got Doug R. written all over it, particularly if you go back to '96 with it.) It's been so long since I last got to drawing these infernal lines, Doug, that I just gave up and now beg mercy on the following: NBTY, STRX, and IDTC Not much. Just blame it William O'Neill. What the hell does he know about ILs and ACTs anyway? Hope it's of some help to someone. After all this work, hoping to get an idea ready for Monday at 9:31, I'm exactly where I was before: Short AOL if it shows too much strength or weakness. At that price, it's hard to lose TOO much money. At least I theeenk so, Quicksdraw. Ivan PS: If you run into Senor Esteban on the ol' Superhighway, tell him thanks Amylin for the headsup on AMLN. Couldawouldshoulda been an easy 20%.