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To: Ed Middleton who wrote (666)	3/9/1998 7:31:00 PM
From: Doo	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 789

Ed: Each system has it's own time in the Market, and the short system's time has again arrived. It needs no changes, just a diligent study of WON's "M". My opinion, of course. JW Actually, I think the long system is grossly inferior to the short.

To: Ed Middleton who wrote (666)	3/9/1998 9:50:00 PM
From: Ed Middleton	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 789

Ralph, Further feedback on your power picks sheet, I have a few differences on my sell dates than you do. Are you following the manual for stops (i.e. RS and Sell) or have you modified them? Here are my differences: I sold MLI on Jan. 6 due to a sell stop I sold XPED on Jan. 14 due to a sell stop I didn't sell XEL until Feb. 2 on a RS stop I sold CNK on Feb. 9 on a RS stop I sold AVY on Feb. 24 on a sell stop I sold CTAS on Feb. 9 on a RS stop The first HIB stock was sold on Feb. 23 on RS stop Both CBRL stocks were sold on Mar. 9 on RS stops I sold CVTI on Mar. 9 on RS stop I sold LANC on Mar. 9 on RS stop Some of these differences may be the main difference between your 4.77% return and my 5.8% return. What do you think? Got any reasons why these may be different? I hope the information is of help, Ed Middleton