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To: Lost1 who wrote (18007)	4/15/1999 8:42:00 AM
From: wizzards wine	Respond to of 34824

Morning Lost1 in Texas...Your getting the idea in general...I prefer the smaller box sizes for looking at entry or trading...and the larger sizes for determining down side support in a volatile period like today!!!!!!Perhaps.... By looking at the smaller box sizes for the pullbacks on entry, one gererally would gett the best risk/reward ratio...with the stop just below...however if the indicators turn more positive after the position is taken...like say the NYSEBP were to turn up, I would then perhaps look at the larger box size to see where the down side support is located and make a plan should things turn south...taking the emotion out to the plan.... Seen a few Bluebonnets, but were in Houston and it's been REAL DRY here... Hope that helps, Later Preston