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To: pham who wrote (6489)	6/4/1999 9:08:00 AM
From: Filippo Zucchi	Respond to of 9236

I think a bunch of the Omega Research products have it built in. By the way, here is a comment I received on projecting time frames for a certain move. Makes a lot of sense and I had never really thought about trend lines iin those terms before. I guess the tougher question then is what happens if the stock is not trending but rather range bound, i.e. can you project a time frame for a breakout? "Estimates of time frames can be achieved by using trendlines extended into the future. if a stock is to remain in an acceleration, whether downtrend or uptrend, the trendline would be the guide to timeframe for a target. most technical analysis packages allow the trendlines to be extended into the future by adding space to the chart. so in awre case a long term line across the tops 4-13 and 5-20 would be one extension, by running that line down to 25 you would determine an estimated date...another more accelerated trendline would be to connect 5-20 to 6-1 in the same manner. the 56pt ta thread is an excellent technical analysis thread, anyone that is interested in technical analysis would learn alot by following several very knowledgable posters there."