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To: Chris who wrote (14346)	8/10/1998 3:30:00 PM
From: Electric	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 42787

Chris, Keep looking at that chart... 207.95.154.130 Crossover about to happen again and the 60 level, might mean we close stronger into the final few minutes.. After a decline, when the K/D crosses that means a bullish signal.. Looks like it is working, DELL getting near day highs. Anyone know of a RT charting site that uses Stochastics???

To: Chris who wrote (14346)	8/10/1998 3:41:00 PM
From: Lee Lichterman III	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 42787

Thanks for the read on MU. Do you have RT quotes you can feed into MS Excel? If so, I use Excel for my daily charts but since the inputs are manual, I don't use intraday ones. If you subscribe to a service that provides excel RT quotes such as quote.com you can plug this into one of the columns on your spreadsheet. It is the slow stochastic basic formula I use. =100*(((E11-MIN(D11:D15))+(E12-MIN(D12:D16))+(E13-MIN(D13:D17)))/((MAX(C11:C15)-MIN(D12:D16))+(MAX(C12:C16)-MIN(D13:D17))+(MAX(C13:C17)-MIN(D13:D17)))) E is the closing price (the number just correspondes to the block I copied it from on my chart and would be the same row your putting it in for example row 1 would be E1 etc; also my most recent blocks are a lower number thus higher on the spreadsheet than the older ones. If your feed puts the newer ones on the bottom, then you will have to reverse the rest of the formula such as instead of D11:D15 it would have to be D6:D10 and so on) Note all the "E"s are just time frame before current etc. "D"s and "C"s are the highs and lows MIN and MAX formulas are for finding the highest and lowest prices in the 5 sample period. Build a chart based on this formula, (make sure you put a time column also or the chart will read from right to left instead of normal.) Once you have this line plotted, right click on it and select trendline option, from there you build the second line based on a moving average of the first formula line. I vary mine according to the stock but 9 seems to work best when starting off. You can adjust it accordingly until it mirrors the commercial delayed site. Hope this helps