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To: Bwe who wrote (4289)	6/30/1998 7:43:00 PM
From: james ball	Respond to of 34808

Tom Dorsey to Bruce Yes Blumenthal did say to keep the previous chart in mind. I choose to disregard it once the split takes place because anyone who came into evaluating the stock post split will only have the new chart to deal with. The old chart will fade rapidly from mind "out of sight out of mind" and the action driving the stock will best be summed up in the new chart. No we do not follow the TIR although anything Mike says I pay heed to. We also do a bullish percent average of sectors. Our best way of showing sector movement is on a bell curve. Tammy my right hand person came up with that way of viewing the sectors. We now have many bullissh percents on things like momentum etc. We have some new things coming up tomorrow. Also our chat page will be up for subscribers tomoorow if I am not mistake. Thinking pretty much about beaches at present. ON a side note, I don't think it would be good for Mike and us to be too far apart on things. Most everything we both do is from Cohen nad Blumenthal. I am thinking however about changinbg the treminology of bear confirmed etc. as it scares people sometimes andthey don't understant what it actually measn. More on that later. Tom