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To: Brian Hornby who wrote (13574)	1/26/1999 8:23:00 AM
From: Tom Trader	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 44573

>>You seem to be on the right side of the curve for both the S&P and Bonds Some of the time -- basically, like I have posted on numerous occasions the signals are correct only about half the time but the winning trades are much more profitable than the losers -- and that is why the system makes money. We could have a buy signal today -- or a continuation sell signal. I think that the market could go either way. >>The system you are using, you have your own flags based on technical indicators - correct? Or have you also dipped into the Neural Network game? << The system is one that I developed many years ago before the NN concept came into vogue and given that it has worked well through various markets over a number of years, I've stayed with it. The bonds closed at the lows of the day yesterday but did not break badly -- the gaps that I mentioned were not large but was interesting as I looked at the chart. Not sure whether it is significant.