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To: Volsi Mimir who wrote (2490)	3/20/1998 6:46:00 AM
From: Timothy R. West	Respond to of 13953

Response to 3/1 questions. Re: technicaltim.com I send out email for free to those who request it. I put ideas on the site that are technically based and are liquid enough so our business doesn't affect the price. I look for 300k-500k average volumes, although sometimes the juicy ideas a less liquid on average, but become attractive when trading volume starts to surge without any evident news hitting the tape. Volume leads price often enough for me to watch it. I was the Trading Desk Technical Analyst for 4 years at SG Warburg (what is now SBC WARBURG DILLLON REED) in NYC (now they are in Stamford, CT). So hopefully I bring a touch of experience to the site. I have enough time to update the site once a week now and I'd like to start charging for the service, but I find that the difficulties and time required to turn a website profitable are not worth it just yet. I'd like your opinion though; What price do you feel is FAIR if you were to receive at least 1 idea/week from technicaltim.com? Do you subscribe to other sites? ie.. barons.com, wsj.com, thestreet.com ? Do you subscribe to investment newsletters? My sense is that $1 per idea is a fair price with pre-paid volume discounts. Ex. For $100 prepayment, receive 110 ideas. For $200 prepayment, receive 240 ideas. How does that sound to you? Thanks in advance for your reply. Best of good fortune to you. Tim West technicaltim.com The only site on the web that provides ENTRY AND EXIT ideas for LISTED EQUITIES!!!