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To: Carl R. who wrote (2690)	12/22/1998 10:37:00 PM
From: j. w. kampfe	Respond to of 99985

Carl, you wrote about mu that: <I think the announcement is tomorrow after close.> My basic resources says after market on the 24th? I will recheck tomorrow and post my findings early in the morning. Thanks for tomorrows indicator on mu (different post), I bought mu jan 60's on the weakness today. Bought big into muei today on the weakness, pru reiterated a strong buy with a 26 target(current price around 18) today. will post updated research tomorrow. jamie

To: Carl R. who wrote (2690)	12/23/1998 7:55:00 AM
From: HairBall	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 99985

Carl R: As for traditional technical analysis, I am pretty much a skeptic, but I am reading the thread to see if I can learn anything useful. This from your previous post and then this from your next… As for the nets, inputs can be prices, volumes, chip prices, etc, or any other factors that you believe could be predictive. It sorts out the ones that predict the best. There are multiple levels of validation. My models use prices, moving average differences, RSI, Momentum, as well of certain proprietary variables of my own. Sounds a little disingenuous… Your neural net...just sounds like a fancy way of looking at a mix of traditional TA with some of your own vodoo thrown in. Then committing a computer to give you a signal instead of making the judgement yourself. Regards, LG