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To: Brian Hornby who wrote (14299)1/31/1999 3:31:00 PM
From: Jerry Olson  Respond to of 44573
 
Brian & TT and all you bond traders...a blurb from Tom D...

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To: wizzards wine (13269 )
From: james ball
Saturday, Jan 30 1999 4:22PM ET
Reply # of 13287

Preston, the rally is becomming more narrow and the thing that makes it tough to be a
raging bull is hte sell signal in the advance decline line. The High/Low took a major jump
down last week and it won't take much for the OTC BP to reverse. I will be surprised if
the NYSE BP is able to escape Bear Confirmed this time but if it does, it does. NO
predicting just following the locomotive. There are many stocks that continue to look good
and can be bought and most are in the telecommunications and technology area but as you
know when they get their time in the barrel like Sep. there will be another great buying
opportunity. Watch thhe Dow Jones 20 bond aveage at 106.4. 106 is a sell signal and will
be the first since mid 1997. That is if it happens. Times like this the market is split. That is
why this is an art not a science like many wish it was. WE will have multimedia in a few
weeks where we will have conference calls in video on our web page. Should be
interesting. I think now we have the largest charting system/portfolio system on the web,
world wide. Tom

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To: Brian Hornby who wrote (14299)1/31/1999 10:20:00 PM
From: Patrick Slevin  Respond to of 44573
 
From what I gather....Bob Simms and I went to Washington State to a meeting....most of the "best" models are bonds so I am certain you shall do well with that.

My S&P models are overwhelmingly Long at the moment.