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To: Bull RidaH who wrote (39747)	4/28/1999 8:31:00 PM
From: William H Huebl	Respond to of 94695

BK, Looks like you may be right... although it may still be a couple of days off before we have a really good pull-back! Bill

To: Bull RidaH who wrote (39747)	4/29/1999 1:14:00 PM
From: Chip McVickar	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 94695

David and Thread, Here's a new book YOUz'all should not miss. "There are fifteen major breakthroughs in technical analysis! SEVEN of these breakthroughs are new, never-before-reveled material!" ---George C. Lane, Stochastics Originator "Technical Analysis for the Trading Professional" Constance Brown McGraw/Hill 1999 aeroinvest.com She is a feeder of S&P intraday price projections to the floor traders of the CME and NYMEX...also major international banks for currencies. Brown is presenting new, unique formulas and key indicators that have been used by her for years in these faster markets. It's Groundbreaking work. This is not a primer for the novice, it assumes proficiency in technical analysis. -- price projections from oscilators -- why common oscilators do not travel between 0-100 and why signals develope in different ranges in bull and bear markets -- RSI and MACD studies and with new formulas -- intersecting trend lines as a timing tool and weighted asymetrical cycles -- dominant trading cycles that are NOT time symetrical -- fib adjustments for retracements and swing projections in rapidly expanding/contracting markets -- critical trend lines not derived from price highs and lows -- price triangulation from noncorrelated methods for pinpointing market objectives -- use of oscilators, not price data, to develope objective Elliot Waves -- new Gann analysis done by her Don't Miss this Book....been out only a few weeks Chip