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To: Larry S. who wrote (15844)	8/14/1998 7:17:00 PM
From: Iceberg	Respond to of 53068

>Instead of waging a semantic attack here, how about posting some stock ideas. Larry, Point well taken. From now on, I won't make another post unless it includes a stock idea. That's fair. Ice

To: Larry S. who wrote (15844)	8/14/1998 8:30:00 PM
From: Iceberg	Respond to of 53068

One stock idea, FWIW. I bought Harley-Davidson [ticker HDI] yesterday at 36 7/8. Today it closed down 1, to 36. I'm down 7/8 right now. Part of my thinking was that yesterday and today [today, in retrospect] would have been an appropriate time to buy the stock, based upon dismal world and domestic [we need not mention the "C" and "M" words] events. Technically, HDI's stochastics are in a formation similar to April 7, when HDI was at 31 and went on to 36 on April 22. Also, similar to stochastics on May 18, when HDI was at 34 and went on to 39 on Jul 2. In terms of WM%R, HDI is now in a similar mode as Apr 7, when HDI went from 31, to 37 on Apr 17. Also, HDI is in a similar WM%R formation as on Apr 27 at 33, and went to 36 on May 1. Other technical similarities are available upon request. I'm not hyping HDI stock. I just happen to be a Harley owner who is very proud of my bike, and I follow their stock. IMO, HDI is worth a look, especially at recent price levels. If I'm off-base on any of this, someone please correct me. I'm certainly open to suggestions. Ice