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To: dennis michael patterson who wrote (10060)	4/6/1999 11:01:00 PM
From: Bull RidaH	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 99985

Dennis, The seminar was fantastic, and would be even more worthwhile for a real newbie. As a veteran Favors reader, you have probably already heard all the tricks of the trade. The seminar I attended covered the following topics with the rough total time allotted: Gann Swing Trading System - 40% Lindsay Tools: Standard Time Spans - 7% The Long Sequence - 7% Counts From the Mid Section - 7% Three Peaks and Domed house - 7% Top to Top Count - 7% Net Advances Indicator - 3% The Bradley Indicator - 7% 21 Day Exp Trading Band - 5% Cycles - 5% Stix & RSI - 3% Trin 5 & 10 - 2% Misc. - 1% The seminar lasted nearly 8 hours, with lots of Q & A time on each topic. The items I've gained the most benefit from are the Cycles, Bradley, Trin 5 & 10. The Lindsay stuff is a bit arcane and very subjective. However the Three Peaks and Domed House Pattern is extraordinarily useful for developing a good Long Term read on the market. The Gann swing system could have been explained in 30 minutes rather than 3 hours, but maybe that's just my personal problem. I apply cycle analysis daily and focus on it as a primary trading tool. Receiving the cycle info at the seminar was priceless, and made the $295 fee inconsequential. I cover these cycles and associated trading strategies in a daily "Wave Watch" column at: homestead.com under Technical analysis - Elliott Wave. Regards, David