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To: Jibacoa who wrote (40)1/14/1999 6:41:00 AM
From: Mahatmabenfoo  Read Replies (2) | Respond to of 1150
 
> UPTREND since the 10 week average is at 2.90 and the 25 week at 3.50 with
> the 50 week at at 3.65.

Ah, but perhaps you have overlooked the double declining gizmo curve, that indicates quite persuasively that stocks that go up, go down. Except when they don't. RRRR is the perfect embodiment of this ancient rule. Gosh, I love technical analysis!

Speaking of "Internet Plays" does anyone understand the benefit of owning many web design companies that are local to various geographically disparate cities? I hate to use the synergy (but there: I used it), but how is a collection of such companies greater than the sum of the whole? What, in short is the point of RRRR?

- Charles



To: Jibacoa who wrote (40)2/9/1999 12:58:00 PM
From: Mahatmabenfoo  Read Replies (2) | Respond to of 1150
 
>. so in my book the near term UPTREND still remains.

So you said on January 13th. But the stock is around where it was a month ago.

Sometimes stocks run up, and sometimes down, and usually that has something to do with what's really going on, and sometimes it doesn't -- which is to say that I recognize the herd behavior known as momentum ( and I'm all for it, if only I could find a herd to be part of).

I guess the problem I have with TA is it extrapolates trends based on past performance alone, which in the Internet world (which doesn't have typical supply, oversupply, boom and bust patterns they way maybe steel and gasoline once did) that doesn't make sense to me.

But hey, predict it will go up, and then prove me wrong.

- Charles