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To: donald sew who wrote (52149)	9/10/1998 10:01:00 PM
From: bobby beara	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 58727

CNBC that we are forming higher lows. chartpatterns.com da chart don't lie, if you long you wrong bb

To: donald sew who wrote (52149)	9/10/1998 10:01:00 PM
From: ViperChick Secret Agent 006.9	Read Replies (4) \| Respond to of 58727

HonKKKKK kong not open yet...but futures slippppppping........(edit..ouch..HK down 2.75% and Japan down almost 4% at 10:02) btw, I want a free subscription please..... (in leiu of payment for tree advice....ROFLMAOSHIH) Ms. El Cheapo Voodoo Queen.... and beebs..I saw your post on the idea thread...but remember how big the discount to the cash was!!! To: +dennis michael patterson (15510 ) From: +James C. Mc Gowan Thursday, Sep 10 1998 8:35PM ET Reply # of 15518 RE: Favors vs. Sew You are correct, sir. While I have respect for Favors big picture view, Don Sew has been highly prescient for the short term and long term outlook. I've been calling Favors " Hot Line" for short term calls, but he can't decide what he wants to do intraday, and sets ranges of over 1000 points to cover his backside. Anyway, thanks for posting Favors stuff, at least it got me interested in comparing the different TA gurus views. Again, even though I'm a paying subscriber to John Murphy's TA website, and he has correctly called the big dump, well in advance, I'll look to Don Sew anyday and everyday for a well thought out and clearly defined analysis. And can you believe this man posts on the web for all of us to benefit, not expecting anything. (Don, if you read this, I'd gladly subscribe to your updates) Good trading, Dennis vocex ----------------- ps..I have an alternative site on my profile for the report tomorrow if you cant access other sites... watch out for problems accessing the net PERIOD...it will be net overload I will be watching CNBC and will post when they announce that it is up IF I can get on OH BOY....COngress will be publishing pornographic material...even to underage people ;-))))

To: donald sew who wrote (52149)	9/10/1998 10:13:00 PM
From: Stoctrash	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 58727

don...you da MAN! Btw...do you have a read on how the Oex vs Spx is doing? since you trade the oex, I figured you would. If not Don.... .... I'm gunna kick the livin buddacaaacaa outt'a that crystal ball you're packing <gGGGG> Btw...see them bear funds I poste?

To: donald sew who wrote (52149)	9/10/1998 11:21:00 PM
From: ViperChick Secret Agent 006.9	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 58727

We broke a support line at 8650 and one could say that we retested 8500, since we came within 25 points of 8500.>>>>>>> I finally laid down on the bed and read your analysis...I am assuming your meant 7650 here.....and 7500.... or maybe 8650 and a test of 7500 just want to make sure... and alert those new to following you that you sometimes transpose or do other flakey and obscene things with numbers ;-))))))))

To: donald sew who wrote (52149)	9/11/1998 4:04:00 AM
From: MonsieurGonzo	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 58727

Donald; RE:" Holidaze " >The strong probability is that the DOW will retest 7400 within days. Right now most of Asia is down, and JAP down over 3%. YES YES I know it can change. HK is not open - is it a holiday (darn people over there always on holiday ggggggggggg). ...that's what we should do tomorrow, Donald - like a depression-era "Bank Holiday" (^_^) ALERT: NYSE UNAVAILABLES -- the entire U.S. Financial Sector ! well... it's simple, really. We're near the bottom of a downwave, the second since we hit 7500 on 01-SEP, so this is the third support test. At the last level, we had four waves, and tested ~8350 five times, plunging through on the fifth thrust. We either bounce on the lowest perceived support, (say, ~7400 +/-50) or begin a plunge down to a new level. The only thing that is certain, in my mind, is that we don't stay here - not for long, at least - even if Friday ends up in a wild ride long-legged doji. It's a perfect Long Straddle position, IMHO. -Steve