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To: ftth who wrote (216)	6/29/1998 3:43:00 PM
From: Sal D	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 237

Dave, I think you summed it up well in your opening (So many indicators, so little time) I use that stochastics arrangement for entry into a stock. Other's I like and use for confirmation are ADX with +DI, -DI, MACD, Price and Volume oscillators, ROC smoothed DMI, RSI, RSI with MA, RSI derivative, ROC, MA crossovers, Bollinger bands, candlesticks, and Prings KST. I like the thread and will try and stop in when I can. Joe

To: ftth who wrote (216)	1/7/1999 9:08:00 AM
From: Ironyman	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 237

Dave,,Certain people on the net have become excellent contradictory indicators. Here are three! 1. When Tokoyo-Mex makes a post about a stock which I am holding, I know it is time get out. Do Not Wait,,Sell this stock within the first ten minutes of the open. 2. There exists a somewhat organized group of investors which are lead by a poster who calls himself " Drakes ". After Mr. Drake and his group have driven a particular stock downward, I look for a classic second bottom and start loading up. The most current example is ABTX with QGLY being the new play. 3. Unfortunately I am the the third indicator. Almost every time upon exit of a position,that particular stock will continue upward regardless of market conditions and direction. Just some thoughts ,,,Eric