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To: james ball who wrote (14774)	2/28/1999 1:35:00 PM
From: Allan Harris	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 34824

Tom, would you be so kind as to indulge us with your comments on the P&F chart of VISX, which recently broke a spread triple top and is currently in a pullback column? Thanks, A

To: james ball who wrote (14774)	2/28/1999 2:04:00 PM
From: Eagle	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 34824

Tom, Thanks for the clarification on the definition of "Internet Retailer" ... a fine line distinction in the definition but very significant. I've wondered about EGGS surviving just as you intimated. Last look at their site wasn't impressive. Thanks again!

To: james ball who wrote (14774)	2/28/1999 2:31:00 PM
From: contax	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 34824

Hello Tom, Have just recently started to get into P&F and so far have found your system very intriguing. Also your willingness to share your time on this thread to teach and to hold hands during periods of uncertainty is not only quite helpful but also very admirable! Thank you. I would like to point out a similarity in the recent market activity to the one just before the markets' move up around the 8th. of October of last year. Your input would of course be greatly appreciated. I remember watching CNBC in those dog days of October and everybody was perplexed by an obvious paradox: In that sea of doom and gloom, with all the indexes competing against one another as to which one could make the steepest swan dive, the brokerages' stocks' price(s) suddenly, as if on cue, started to take off. Bob Pisani and others rounded up some of the bigwigs from the various brokerage houses and grilled them about this anomaly, but they all took the Fifth. Hindsight being 50-50, that of course was *the* Buy signal of October 1998! The same is again true today! Am I reading too much from this move? Regards, Karim