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To: tech fool who wrote (20603)	4/23/1999 6:57:00 PM
From: Clint E.	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 68124

>>>I'm waiting for my short term indicator (Clint) to go bullish before committing the farm <g>. Long EXDS, INKT, VERT, CNET, COVD, VRIO, QCOM and UNPH. Must be a Bonanza-size farm! I have stopped commenting on the stock market and posting trades, publicly and privately. It is counter-productive to my own trading. Hope you all understand. Good luck with your stocks. Clint

To: tech fool who wrote (20603)	4/26/1999 1:12:00 AM
From: Johnny Canuck	Respond to of 68124

Tech Fool, >>Re: NYSEBP indicator Let's see how this plays out. Clint was looking for a maximum of 2700 on the NAZ if the underlying stocks met their maximum valuations. One of the my indicators, the percentage of stocks more than 2 standard deviation below their 200 DMA is currently at 25 percent, but can move to 14 percent before we reach that grossly over bought state we reached last year. That lead to the major sell off in July, which would correspond to end of your current buy signal. Does anyone have the current levels at which they will halt trading for the NAZ and DOW? It is a little early to be considering such things, but it good to at least be aware of them. I trade better when I am cautious anyway. One can get too confident. Harry