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To: donald sew who wrote (52257)9/11/1998 12:50:00 PM
From: ViperChick Secret Agent 006.9  Read Replies (2) | Respond to of 58727
 
kendall's advocacy document being posted on the white house site at 1:00

the question of....extramarital sexual affair..that he denied...

WAIT TILL YOU HEAR THIS EXCUSE...

I will leave you all to imagine what the President claims...

page 65

I cant get onto the white house site...but here is another source
cnn.com



To: donald sew who wrote (52257)9/11/1998 1:17:00 PM
From: steve susko  Respond to of 58727
 
Your update sound logical - heard the Starr report may be downloaded into the net 2 est. That may cause a knee jerk reaction and then back to normal trading pattern.



To: donald sew who wrote (52257)9/11/1998 1:26:00 PM
From: steve susko  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 58727
 
Would you cover your shorts today?



To: donald sew who wrote (52257)9/11/1998 2:32:00 PM
From: flickerful  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 58727
 
don.

any new MOMO readings?

thanks,

flick



To: donald sew who wrote (52257)9/12/1998 2:53:00 AM
From: MonsieurGonzo  Read Replies (3) | Respond to of 58727
 
Donald; RE:" Tech Stock Options "

unnnghhh ! I had to wade through a zillion wasted bytes of bandwidth to find 5 or 6 postings about making money (^_^)

>I will not add to my PUTs today...

uh-huh - it bounced - we both knew it coulda gone either way, Donald.

>The overall short/mid-term trend is still down...

The medium-term Trend is DOWN - basis: evening star centered on 17-JULY. The DownTrend Line poses resistance at DOW 8150 +/-50.

The near-target = DOW 7400 +/-50

The short-term Trend is UP - basis: Thursday's low, an evening attack ~30 minutes before close (13m Hammer candlestick), and Friday's morning attack re-test of (this low) DOW ~7520, which lasted 13 minutes. {13m = 1/30 of a 390m trading session}

Friday's 13m morning attack was met by an immediate 13m thrust response of 100+ DOW point extent. Summing these two 13m candles together reveals a massive bullish Hammer candlestick as the 26m result. An up-wave is now in effect.

The near-target = DOW 7900 +60/-40

The far-target = DOW ~8150 +50/-100 [ DownTrend Line ]

>...we may get a pop on Monday.

quote.com <--- refer to INDU,216

Here we can clearly see the completion of two waves as of Thursday's evening attack and Friday's morning attack, within an upwardly-biased trading-range channel. The near-target around ~7900 represents a mid-channel line (and fibonacci level) parallel to, and within the upward-biased trading range containing these waves.

Bear markets often contain upward-biased, trading-range channels within a medium-term DownTrend. When the "waves" within these trading ranges approach perceived support at the bottom of their channel - where we were late Thursday, early Friday - it is extremely dangerous:

- should support fail, the subsequent decline sweeps (all sectors) to a wholly new level - next DOW level is what, ~6950 ?

- should support succeed, BearMarket rallies tend to be explosive by nature, as they are amplified by short-covering.

As one can see from the INDU,216 chart - this is the second trading range channel level since the DownTrend began. The first level was based around ~8350 +/-50 support. This previous channel contained four separate waves, testing support four times: as if walking on a tightrope; only to plunge through perceived support, rather than bounce - on the fifth attempt.

These trading range channels tend to bounce their way (to the right, the future in the time sense) towards the medium-term DownTrend Line - to test this strong resistance - and then either breakout or break-down in crash mode.

The medium-term DownTrend Line tends to act as a "strange attractor", pulling the waves along the channel, towards it. But the caveat is this: there is no guarantee that the trading channel will remain intact until the DownTrend Line is met and tested; indeed, it can plunge on any test of the perceived supports of the trading range channel.

Insofar as time... as in, "how long will it take until this trading range channel of waves reaches the DownTrend Line ?" We know that the preceding sideways movement required four waves, making two attempts to break out of the DownTrend, which failed.

-Steve