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To: donald sew who wrote (11962)	4/25/1999 9:27:00 AM
From: HairBall	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 99985

donald and all: I have updated my charts early today. They are updated now. Note, the DecisionPoint chart today with added trend lines. Look for my charts under the Daily Charts section of the MDA Web Site. I will be posting a chart breakdown and my market expectations soon. Look for it this evening in the MARKETCENTS section of the MDA Web Site. You can find the MDA Web Site at: homestead.com donald: I read your update, seems you concur with my read on the de-coupling of bond rates. Of course this occurs only at specific times. I suspect we will see more of it. Regards, LG

To: donald sew who wrote (11962)	4/25/1999 10:58:00 AM
From: F Robert Simms	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 99985

Donald, I have been thinking that when you get a class sell that the market usually moves the next day. I had been thinking of it as a 24 hour window. Obviously I am wrong. I understand that morphs can extend it an extra day. My confusion is that you said that at 9:55 AM you got a class 2 sell on the NAZ and others. You also said that it can go down anytime from when you get the sell to sometime Monday. That is a window of 3 days. Is there any way that we can narrow the window a bit even though it may increase our chances of being wrong. Is the probability something like a bell curve? Is the most likely time a narrower time window? Thanks ahead of time. Best Wishes, Bob