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Terry:
There have been many complaints about MS going back a long time. At one
time the program was state of the art. However the art has been changing,
hence at least some of the complaints. Equis/Metastock has some good
points, but unless Equis makes some changes in the program they will run the
risk if losing their market share.
Lionel Issen
-----Original Message-----
From: Tjgarrison@xxxxxxx <Tjgarrison@xxxxxxx>
To: metastock@xxxxxxxxxxxxx <metastock@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Thursday, August 13, 1998 4:26 PM
Subject: Re: WAG THE DOG
>In a message dated 98-08-07 11:25:27 EDT, you write:
>
><< I have this theory: All the MetaStock criticism is a
> diversionary tactic for all the equity players who have taken
> large "hits" in their long portfolios.
>
> I also have had difficult times with support. At least, George
> has been consistent and does reply to my questions in a timely
> fashion. With all the attention focused on what Equis is
> doing/not doing, hasn't done/might do, could do/should do,
> etc.,...we are running a close second to the ongoing
> Lewinsky/Clinton soap opera ("As the Stomach Turns"). >>
>
>I have also been hatching a theory while reading the posts in the last few
>days.
>The underpinning of a bear market is a negative change in social
phsychology
>(according to Elliott Waves). When the mood changes from bull to bear,
issues
>that were ignored during the bull are now target for the "Collective
Wrath".
>Clinton's many indiscretions start to matter. People start earnestly
>complaining about Metastock shortcomings that have been around a long time.
>People write messages in CAPITAL LETTERS.
>
>Perhaps last week's thread on Metastock's shortcomings is a sentiment
>indicator that confirms that 7/20 is the BIG top. The "Collective Wrath"
>pent up after a record bull run may be out of its cage.
>
>Food for thought.
>
>Terry
>Tjgarrison@xxxxxxx
>
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