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To: drsvelte who wrote (6583)	1/13/1999 8:25:00 PM
From: Shelia Jones	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 14427

Hi Doc, Can't help being a bit uppity lately myself.(cabin fever?) Got to admit the fake fur around the collar routine she does is stale. Man, it's been snowing non-stop for days. We live out of town so it's very secluded (which is good) but I just been doing spastic day trading (mostly) for the last couple weeks. I have about 125 stocks that I check for MACD divergences every few days. I found some good ones lately, CELL at 13 1/8, NE at 12 1/4, ASA had a good divergence a couple days before it popped up but I missed that one. This week I daytraded NETA, DMIC, CDN, CNDS. Figured out when daytrading to use the 1 minute chart of 3 technical indicators in conjunction has been working rather well. The MACD, the Williams Accumulation/Distribution, and the OBV. If you can catch all three lining up at the same time you can jump in for a trade. This is on stocks you believe in fundamentally only for me - either long or short. I don't know if I'm going to trade anything until I do almost. I try not to stick around too long either. Will be spending the next 2 weeks in San Fran so maybe it will be a calming influence. Doc, what do you watch for when trading the nuts? I'm not brave enough to but your method would be instructive.