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To: Paul Senior who wrote (40)	2/14/1999 1:11:00 PM
From: Paul Weiss	Respond to of 82

Paul-- I'll have to take a look at the II article... thanks for the alert. The TC2000 is a charting service offered by Warden Brothers. It's sorta costly, but I consider the charts a hobby, and can thus justify the expense. BOP stands for Balance Of Power, a proprietary indicator developed by Warden Bros. It's benefit is as a long term trend indicator, although I'm hesitant to put too much weight on its accuracy or value. Regards, Paul W.

To: Paul Senior who wrote (40)	2/21/1999 11:49:00 PM
From: Paul Senior	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 82

Status report: Well... not so good -- from my perspective. Stocks discussed by me but not bought by me have risen: Nine West (from 9 to about 20--- I see it mentioned today as a top holding by an 11-year old kid (in a magazine -Web Investing) -- I hate when that happens -g-.; PRD (discussed last week and almost immediately up 2+ on takeover news): Kellogg-- up. Stocks actually bought by me - UHAL,JCP, JPM, AXT, TOY, others-- down. Stocks sold by me: GUC (up much higher after I sold). Stocks mentioned by others Tupperware --down, TCBY (TBY)-- down. (Possible though for for traders to have made some money since these bounced around a little from the time they were mentioned--- but they are down now.) Rats!... or similar expletive. Paul Senior.