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To: Chris who wrote (12302)	7/18/1998 9:30:00 PM
From: Robert Graham	Respond to of 42787

Perhaps the "Warren Buffet" style of holding "forever" may not benefit as much with charts. But I sure could of used this knowledge in my investment past where I was an intermediate term investor of 6 to 9 months. Judy has discovered a way with charts that works very well for her as part of her approach to the market. And from her perspective I can see why she thinks that charts are not for the investor. They do have their very useful applications to short term trading which appears to be a more "natural" fit. I agree here. But I agree with Chris that charts still can have an important place in the toolkit of the longer term investor, even though FA will have a much more dominant role in investing compared to stock trading. Comments anyone? Bob Graham