RE: A bit of real life analysis

["Nicholas Kormanik" <nkormanik@xxxxxxxxxx>]

Ton, Walter, Joseph, James, KM,

You folks are truly amazing --- you're offering some really interesting
stuff (of course, that shouldn't be a surprise to anyone who knows this
e-mail list).  There is a bit more to the EWEB current trading story that I
didn't share at first that might interest you, because I was wanting to
primarily focus on the existing TA picture --- I'll share it with you in a
few days.

In the mean time, thanks very much for all your comments.

Nicholas


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The above was in regard to the following post I submitted recently:

I'm not exactly asking for a buy/sell recommendation with the following
request.  I am more interested in your collective learned technical analysis
opinions, using a particular stock as an example.

After studying the charts, I placed the following onto an EWEB discussion
thread:

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"Finally, for now, look at the following technical analysis site, type in
EWEB, and click the upper right little window menu and bring up the MACD....

http://www.equis.com/java/ms4jbig.html

I use the full MetaStock program, and have examined EWEB in about every way
I can, but this little applet's MACD shows extremely clearly what is
**exceedingly** likely to happen to EWEB price (IMHO) --- there basically is
no way in hell that that MACD is not going to break above the zero line, and
soon, and head up for a while. Please look so that you know what I'm talking
about. Based on that there standard MACD **alone** I feel assured that EWEB
has some moving up to do, starting in the coming days."
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I'd like to ask any of you folks so inclined to take a look at the above
MACD example, and tell me if it looks to you, as it does to me, that this
particular MACD seems to **shout** that this stock is imminently heading
higher.  I view it as about as near a TA certainty as one could ask for.

Is there anything that you would add from a TA standpoint, saying, "Ahhhh,
but my young Nicholas, have you also considered the .....??"

Thanks,
Nicholas