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To: Robert Graham who wrote (12252)7/17/1998 8:39:00 PM
From: Judy  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 42787
 
Bob, I use the 5 and 13 day emas for momentum trading and have posted that many times. Strong stocks should bounce off the 5-day ema and not violate the 13-day ema, else momentum is impaired. All other indicators should confirm. btw, the posts on MER to lisa and Kiri was based on the nonviolation of the 13-day ema for a retrace up for options flux, given my read of the sector/market for this week ... and I don't even watch MER at all.

As for using institutional money flow, WRONG! I prefer examining basic parameters of block trades, price-volume movement, etc. When a number of parameters is convolved by a nonlinear function to yield a single metric, valuable information is lost. I prefer the raw data and draw my own conclusions of the interactions. I am NOT a fan of mf unless the stock is stuck in a trading range ... and that I can just eyeball off the chart.



To: Robert Graham who wrote (12252)7/17/1998 8:48:00 PM
From: Judy  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 42787
 
Anyone who collects money flow data for the past two weeks they will probably tell you block mf was negative for CSCO.

I've believed and posted for two months now the networking and telecom sectors would be the sectors leading the tech market up, that CSCO and LU were the generals. Both made new highs today in a toppy market. Those who trusted mf would still be on the sidelines waiting for a pullback ... oh, that was 10 or more points ago.