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To: Sun Tzu who wrote (127)	9/21/1998 4:09:00 PM
From: Gottfried	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 10768

Sun, PnF does not predict index highs and lows. Below a few links. One gives bullish% for industry sectors. Most are low (<30%), and that's where buying the best stocks in a group is likely to be most profitable IF the Market cooperates. The author of a good PnF book, Tom Dorsey, occasionally posts here exchange2000.com ("Point&Figure Charting, the essential application for forecasting and tracking market prices") some current numbers scobey-point-figure.com scobey-point-figure.com introduction to PnF from the Dorsey/Wright site 204.232.40.6 explanation of NYSE bp by Jan exchange2000.com correction to above post exchange2000.com bullish% for industry sectors exchange2000.com I value the NYSEbp, then industry bp counts most. As you probably know, with PnF you don't buy at the bottom because you wait for confirmation. Jan, aka P&F-Madness, is the poster to watch. Bruce Edelstein has much insight and there are others. Gottfried The commercial PnF sites have free trials.