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To: Walter High who wrote (6319)	3/21/1998 10:12:00 PM
From: Jurgen	Respond to of 120523

Walter, i'll mail it to you on monday Jurgen

To: Walter High who wrote (6319)	3/21/1998 10:37:00 PM
From: Walt Timber	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 120523

Charts,Numbers,a lot of razzle-dazle.Walt been reading this thread a short time and has seen many people post so called picks for day,etc.It seems that most are using a basic run of the mill program that they set up to perform scans they like. Walt could eaisly put on a hell of pony show also,but thats not my style.I find it very strange that most of these picks are so-so.Walt invested his own money and hired a whiz kid to design my own program,and its near the final stage of beta testing.Remember,all software programs use basicly the same data for input,its what comes out at end is all that matters.What matters the most is if the picks can be trusted enough to lay cash on them and % of winners.You can rattle on about moving average,money flow,volume,etc, but its all baised on math and odds.What my software does is give me about 2-4 picks that have the odds in my favor. I am batting 60% right now and working on 70%,but my whiz kid tells me that will never happen.Will post some picks in future and you can see what I mean.Walt would also like to say that each investor should check out any and all picks before investing,no matter who or what service provides them.Scan for good news or bad,etc.Always run a historical price to see where price has been,this is a must.T/A is a tool,and if you build a good toolbox it will help you put the odds in your favor. The Walt Timber Way ps:grammer not my best subject