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To: John S. Baker who wrote (373)	4/18/1998 10:57:00 AM
From: Robert DeHaven	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1510

John: Regarding your TA analysis...Manny is a good TA person. But here is my interpretation.... The stock has been under quiet accumulation for the better part of 3 weeks now....MACD line will evidence this it has hovered around positive territory and now is inching higher into positive territory. My favorite the Bollinger Bands narrowed to a very small gap just prior to this recent up move. This is usually a very good indicator that there is a move coming... More interesting unrelated TA is the fact that there is a health care conference coming up I think sponsored by Prudential in May around the 20th I believe.... Further, the rotation of money seems to have found the drug sector this past week...Very strong moves by Pfizer as the new erectile disfunction drug is being sold like gang busters.... For me I think the recent activity by IMNR is better than Pfizer's drug....(ggg) good luck, bob

To: John S. Baker who wrote (373)	4/19/1998 10:15:00 AM
From: Manny Gugliuzza	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1510

OBV*** for those who get confused buy some of these terms. this is an accumulation of volume: where the current vol is added to the total if the stock closes up and subtracted if the stock closes down. more simply a measure of money flow. of the 50 some odd tech indicators- i follow; boll bands simple and exponential moving average simple and exponential price oscillator price rate of change stochastic oscillator 15-1-5-5, 13-5-7-7, 10k fast 4d slow (short term) and 80k fast and 10d slow [longer term] volatility history volatility ratio and not always weighted in that order. i have developed some of my own and still use the older point and figure with linear regression. good references for glossary of terms, charts and creative models you can work with to help your decisions stocksmart pro ask research investools start here and cruz. cbs.marketwatch.com stocksmartpro.com cbs.marketwatch.com speaking of cruzing i am out of here for a week or so. the big question is do breakout with a triple top test? answer most likely especially with the real new news we have been waiting for and the timing is perfect. short term indicators went positive just after march 27th but no strong shift from the simple to exponential values on the MA's[10,20,50,100] or the upper boll bands values [5,8,13,20] till after april 6th. longer term conformation is going to need that break past the double top. serious good luck all see ya over the top. ar.