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To: Doug R who wrote (17902)	6/1/1998 12:52:00 AM
From: Magnatizer	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 79263

Doug If volume for the day does not approach very recent levels, do you look at a certain period MA on the volume to get a recent figure to shot for. I have heard 9 day ma is a good one to use. hmmmmmmmm, david

To: Doug R who wrote (17902)	6/1/1998 1:26:00 AM
From: milesofstyles	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 79263

shortstuff on doug abn, aha, aldnf, alhy, alls, amhc, amtc, anrg, apco, aqm, asft,avrt, aw, aza, bar, bcgi, bdk, biox, bke, bus, clci, csno, csre, dte, duk, eaii, elgt, egpt, expo, ffgi, fisv, fnm, icgx, ktie, math, mcll, mton, ntki, onpt, plat, rlly, rntk, tfce all of these are downtrend bo's or very near. this was for the 3day, i am outta here for tonite and will not have time to run the rest of the shortstuff indicators or my usual shortstuff list. as is stated volume will be a key. the amazing part to me is that you do this without looking at the ta...only the chart. since i didn't really eliminate that many, this will be the last time i do this! i think you set me up!!!lol pigeonov

To: Doug R who wrote (17902)	6/7/1998 11:37:00 PM
From: Doug R	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 79263

Ok, back to the list. This is the "volume watch" dreadnought list. The stocks on this list have short term chart stuff in them that may yield a trade on the long side for anywhere from 1 to 5 days starting any time this week. The beginning of a move up on aggressive volume is the trigger. Some may require a level of nimbleness. ABE--retesting a breakout ABN--recovery still holding ABPCA--small ascending triangle ACAI--only a quadruple since it was on the first post of the thread but it's still going strong ACL--gathering steam ACTC--sneaking up to the starting gate ADMS--small ascending triangle AEN--looks good for a safe 10% this week AGP a PGDCEB signal on Tue. with a probable 10% left in it AHAA--still looks like it wants to roll back up to 20 (listed as AHA last week) AIM--before each move up it trades very thinly. It's thin now AINN--possible launch in progress AIPN--could be time for one of its quick, one day spikes AK--may be primed ALRS--just watch for volume and an uptick ALSC--technical bounce time? ALTN--just watch for volume and an uptick AMEP--thinly traded, still has a shot AMES volume critical for continuation AMK--its first PGDCEB signal was on 5/28...no real movement yet AMTC--hmmmm AMWD--continued recovery poddible AMZN--after 2:1 split I guess I'll bring it back to the list ANEN--gathering steam ANIK--behaving well, just watch for an uptick on volume ANLT--behaving well, just watch for an uptick on volume ANTC--in the process of defeating a head and shoulders top--this is a very bullish thing. watch it closely APCO--bullish engulfing candle on Fri. APMC--could be at the bottom of a rounded bottom APOG--came through last Tue. when volume was critical APSG--possibly gathering steam ARCH--if this is a double bottom from 3/16, the heavy volume on the 2nd bottom is considered very bullish ARGX--volume critical ARLCF--long term chart very good. intermediate term is a minor cup with handle with an inverted head and shoulders in the handle ARS--just watch for volume and an uptick ART--bullish engulfing candle ARTL--low volume, second time on the list ASGR--hmmm ASI is doing what the indexes need to do to avoid Jerry Favors' market top scenario AT--gathering steam ATI--could go on a quick tear to a blowoff BID--watch for volume and a couple upticks BKE--broke above a double top, might retest then resume BLDG--same as usual, maintaining well BUS--triangle should reach an apex this week CADE--just watch for volume CAER--watch for a break over 15 on volume CBS--showed some higher volume with no further decline last week (kind of like what I said FIBR was doing on 6/2) I think this will be a great overall chart do-dad to watch for over the course of this week. OK, that's from half of the stocks I look at each weekend. Is that enough or should I finish looking at my base list? Doug R