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To: SE who wrote (772)	5/15/1998 10:04:00 AM
From: Patrick Slevin	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 44573

Volatility stops are mentioned in various books.....I know Pring and DeMark mentioned them here and there in a couple of their books. Here's another global-investor.com Unless you do it by hand, it requires software that has in embedded in the program. Vista or Ensign has it, but I imagine several programs do. Here are a couple. galacticinvestor.com fibonaccitrader.com There is a discussion of (Welles Wilder's?) V-Stop here, mrci.com It seems Wilder invented so much stuff, I guess the V-Stop can be attributed to him as well. Perhaps a book by Wilder would have the most detail. BTW, for occasional light reading on commodities try webtrading.com They have sample issues to read, like webtrading.com