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To: Ben Hines who wrote (44306)	5/22/1998 10:21:00 AM
From: Chris	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 176387

thxs for taking the time to post.. i guess im trying to get everyone to see the value of learning how to read charts.. i think in conjunction with some fundamental analysis, you can make some pretty good trades.. i think stock movements are all about perception.. dell's earnings were spectacular BUT below people's "rather high" expectations.. that is why "numbers/stats" can't help the investor trade at the current moment. they can project prices 1 quarter from now, but not necessarily tell the price movements from today until then.. only reading the charts can one do that.. like everything, timing is key.. person who bought dell at $90 is buying the same stock (with the price projections) vs. a person who bought at $86. (ie: fundmentally nothing has changed with DELL).. but if you read the charts, there is a ton of difference between $90 and $86.. just my thoughts.. just wanted to share some goodies and try to help you.. that's all.. have a good/safe holiday.