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To: SE who wrote (2354)	8/25/1998 9:44:00 AM
From: Patrick Slevin	Respond to of 44573

SAR Can best be used on 2 occasions, I think. For example you "know" it will pull back for a time then move solidly higher as in a gap open. You may fade the gap and SAR for the ride north. The other occasion is that you "know" the motion will be very strong but unclear on direction. Let's say Nemer's Box touts a ten point move but no direction. Well short it, and if it's having trouble SAR. I may be certain of the direction but it's struggling so perhaps I should just reverse. Also, I may think today is up into noon and ride it but that 1118 will have trouble so I SAR at that point. So there is a third SAR.