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To: CATSEYE who wrote (3785)	3/2/1999 10:18:00 PM
From: James Strauss	Respond to of 13094

Welcome Katsi: Here is the definition of MACD: MACD [Moving Average Convergence/Divergence] This indicator uses three exponential moving averages, a short or fast average, a long or slow average and an exponential average of their difference, the last being used as a signal or trigger line. To fully understand the basics of MACD you must first understand simple moving averages. The Moving Average Convergence/Divergence indicator measures the intensity of public sentiment and is considered by Gerald Appel, its developer, to be a very good indicator signaling market entry points after a sharp decline. This indicator reveals overbought and oversold conditions and generates signals that predict trend or price reversals. It provides a sensitive measurement of the intensity of public sentiment and can be applied to the stock market, to individual stocks or to mutual funds. In some instances, it an can provide advance warning of reversals allowing you to buy into weakness and sell into strength. Here is aa good Technical Analysis info site: wsdinc.com 13/24/89: Fast moving average is 13... Slow moving average is 24... The signal moving average is 89... I use Worden Bros. TC2000 for my scanning... Jim