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To: F. Evans who wrote (22004)	4/18/1999 11:12:00 PM
From: lib	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 37507

The fact remains Frank, as I've stated before, Dagan's name is now being mentioned on bii's very own web site, and it is being dragged through the mud there. Completely unacceptable and extremely unfortunate and disrespectful to bid.com. Not the time and definitely not the place.

To: F. Evans who wrote (22004)	4/18/1999 11:40:00 PM
From: Denise D	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 37507

Frank, No prob. I'm lazy tonight, so I'm just going to quote from the book¹, alright? • pennant formations are quite common • represent brief pauses in a dynamic market move • preceded by a sharp and almost straight line move • represent situations where a steep advance...has gotten ahead of itself, and where the market pauses briefly to "catch its breath" before running off again in the same direction • among the most reliable of continuation patterns and only rarely produce a trend reversal • very closely resembles a small symmetrical triangle • volume should dry up noticeably while (the pattern) is forming • relatively short term and should be completed in one to three weeks • patterns are completed on the penetration of the upper trendline • the breaking of (the trendline) should take place on heavier volume • occur(s) at about the midpoint of the market move Denise. ¹ Murphy, John. Technical Analysis of the Financial Markets, p141-145