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To: Wayners who wrote (25046)11/21/1998 3:09:00 PM
From: joe  Respond to of 45548
 


thanks for the post Wayne, I didn't want to explain
all that extra stuff you did...too much time. But
your post is most informative.

>>By the way Joe if you keep posting 200 messages a day I'll never catch up to your post totals.<<

Lately, with all the excitement in my life, I've had the urge
to post twice as much to release all this pent up energy<G>

But, I will try and tone it down for you guys.<VBG> Guess
I'll have to be spreading out and start bugging other threads,
with all this new found wealth from COMS.<VBG>

btw...Wayne, do you ever think about merging Fundamental
Analysis with being a "Gap Expert". I would think the two
can enhance each other. I'm thinking of taking this
route somewhat in the future if I'm fortunate enough.



To: Wayners who wrote (25046)11/22/1998 11:30:00 AM
From: Bill Coenen  Respond to of 45548
 
All,
Many Thanks for the buy stop lesson. Not being a day trader, I was having a problem grasping why you wouldn't buy immediately instead of locking in a higher price. I think what you're telling me is that upward movement is an indicator for you guys on occasion, so when it occurs you want the most efficient way to lock in your purchase but you don't want to tie up your money till the indicator actually happens. Thanks again, Bill



To: Wayners who wrote (25046)12/4/1998 8:33:00 PM
From: joe  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 45548
 


Wayne or anybody,

Do you know of a TA site that will draw straight line
trendlines? Or do you think this is too subjective
a procedure for a software program to handle?

Thanks,
joe