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To: keith massey who wrote (1023)	5/5/1999 1:07:00 AM
From: Ward Nicholson	Respond to of 2259

Keith: ...the one thing that is nice about Metastock is that all the trend lines, support lines, moving averages, channels, symbols, etc., that you draw on a chart, stay on the chart if you want. If you are following a big group of stocks I think Metastock would be a very benifical to a beginner. It would allow them to follow trends and watch how they develop. You draw on a trend line and the next day you see it broken...what happens next?. If you are using a web based free program you will never get to do this and I don't think you will ever learn TA to its full extent.... That's a great point...it's one of the most appealling features of Metastock. I've got zigs and zags and sh*t all over my charts. I guess it comes down to how many stocks the beginner would be interesting in following. Thanx for posting that. WN