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<P align=center><BIG><BIG><BIG>The Evidence is <FONT
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<P>Cup-with-Handle. Martinelli, Rick and Hyman, Barry, TASC, [October,
1998]<BR>Shark-32. Downs, Walter T., TASC [October 1998]<BR>The Weekly Reversal.
Bulkowski, Thomas, TASC [November 1997]<BR>Double Bottoms. Bulkowski, Thomas,
TASC [February 1998]<BR>Merrill MW Waves. Merrill, Arthur A., TASC [November
1991]<BR>Double Tops. Bulkowski, Thomas, TASC [January 1998]<BR>Head and
Shoulders. (tops and bottoms). Saitta, Alex, TASC [November 1998]<BR>Triangles.
Vomund, David, TASC [July 1998]<BR>Interview with Aloska Selvarajah. Thom
Hartle, TASC [April 1998]<BR>Interview with Andrew Lo. Thom Hartle, TASC
[December 1997]<BR>Interview with Courtney Smith. Thom Hartle, TASC [November
1998]</P>
<P align=center><BIG><BIG><BIG><BIG>Patterns are <FONT
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<P><BIG>View the following Charts:</BIG></P><!--mstheme--></FONT>
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<P><BIG><BIG><BIG>Now you can scan your entire database<BR>for these <FONT
color=#ff0000>patterns</FONT> and many more
with<BR>PatternSmasher.</BIG></BIG></BIG></P>
<P>PatternSmasher is a new software program from Kasanjian Research. It’s the
most important new development for traders to come along in many years.
PatternSmasher is the very first program that can recognize the entire broad
spectrum of patterns that exist in the markets, ranging from simple bar
formations to complex patterns that no one ever dreamed a software program could
recognize.* Most importantly, PatternSmasher recognizes patterns mechanically,
objectively--and accurately. Once the exclusive domain of elite traders with
years of experience, these powerful patterns are now unleashed in
PatternSmasher. </P><FONT face="Courier New" size=2>
<P></FONT><FONT size=4>PatternSmasher features:</FONT><FONT size=3></P>
<P>PatternSmasher features an easy drag and drop hierarchical interface with the
following capabilities:</P>
<P>* Search for patterns in individual markets or through large groups</P>
<P>* Access individual patterns in a library of proprietary patterns designed by
Kasanjian Research</P>
<P>* Design new custom patterns and add those to the library for future
searches</P>
<P>* Combine SubPatterns, Pattern Blocks, and Conditions into super accurate
SuperPatterns.</P>
<P>The Patterns Included in Custom Pattern Builder's library include:</P>
<P>Proprietary versions of classical charting patterns</P>
<P>* Head and Shoulders tops</P>
<P>* Head and Shoulders bottoms</P>
<P>* Double tops</P>
<P>* Double bottoms</P>
<P>* Cup and Handle Distribution</P>
<P>* Cup and Handle Accumulation</P>
<P>ClearWave</P>
<P>* Elliott 5 Waves up</P>
<P>* Elliott 5 Waves down</P>
<P>* Elliott Wave 3</P>
<P>* All standard price retracements: 50%, 61.8%, 38.2% etc.</P>
<P>Pattern Blocks</P>
<P>New patterns can be constructed using the following pattern blocks and all
patterns included in the pattern library.</P>
<P>* Trading range</P>
<P>* Pivot magnitude</P>
<P>* Breakout</P>
<P>* Trending</P>
<P>* Congestion</P>
<P>* Volume</P>
<P>* Conditions </P>
<P>* Triangles</P>
<P>Intelligent Filters</P>
<P>* Adaptive Relative Strength</P>
<P>* New High/New Low</P>
<P>* Price and Volume</P>
<P>Advantages:</P>
<P>* User-friendly. Pattern searches through thousands of stocks or commodity
futures can be done nightly without having to learn programming languages or
mathematical syntax.</P>
<P>* Unique. PatternSmasher equips traders with a unique edge through the use of
pattern recognition engine not available on any other software. </P>
<P>* Proven Reliability. The high reliability of market patterns has been proven
over many decades of profitable use by trading professionals. </P>
<P>* Versatile. PatternSmasher works on both stocks and futures.</P></FONT>
<P><FONT size=5>Toll-free in US: 888 220-9789<BR></FONT><FONT size=3>Call us for
to receive comprehensive information.</FONT></P>
<P><A href="disclaim.htm"><FONT face=Tahoma>Download PatternSmasher Disclosure
Statement in Acrobat PDF format</FONT></A></P>
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<P><SMALL>*Patterns like these are difficult to quantify because, each time they
occur, they take on a new shape, unfold over a shorter or longer period of time,
or have different size waves. An impersonator changes the properties of his own
voice to make it sound like other people; our challenge was roughly analogous to
finding an algorithm that would be able to always recognize the impersonator's
voice, no matter who he impersonates. The recognition of such patterns are well
beyond the capabilities of candlestick or bar-relationship programs because
there is no easy way to express these types of patterns in a mathematical
formula. Such patterns also cannot be recognized by market geometry based
approaches (Gann, Fibonacci, etc.) because they are not dependent on fixed pivot
relationships. Neural nets, we found, also fall short because they tend to
develop recognition abilities that are over-optimized to specific markets for
specific periods of time.</SMALL></P></FONT></BODY></HTML>
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