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The only problem I would have with this is if your doing this for free then
it's okay. If your using this list to advertise the selling of your signals
in the future by showing them now then thats against the list rules.
Which is it Igor?
Robert
At 06:14 PM 10/6/00 -0400, Igor Kaplun wrote:
>Hi Everyone
>
>Sometime ago I sent you some numbers for the market (S&P futures).
>Market hit today low of 1416 as my system calculated.
>Well it happens within several days, and not within one day. But does
>it really matters?
>I am planning to send you intraday numbers (S&P futures) as they will
>occur. As fast as I can. There is about 10 to 15 trades a day with
>1 -2 small losses.
>I can send you intraday trades as they will occur or at the end of the
>day, as a summary.
>I need your response before I will send my real time trades on my
>website.
>Hey guys, should I send you more numbers or should I shut up?
>
>Val
>
>==== here is the note I sent you ====
>
>Hi Everyone
>
>In few e-mails, that I received privately there is a question about
>tomorrows' price action of the market.
>I am watching S&P only, so here it is what I see.
>I see coming Monday as a down day.
>First strong resistance should be at area of 1443, where market will
>try to recover, but it should not hold.
>Next strong resistance should be at area of 1437.50. At that level it
>should try again to recover, which it should not hold, as well.
>For tomorrow, low of 1431-1430 is a high probability area.
>If market will hit area of 1427.50 then it will be open to drop below
>and most likely to area of 1416, where will be strong recovery
>resistance.
>This is downside scenario. I will not play upside price action
>scenario because it is obvious for me that market will make new low.
>Whenever market will hit resistance areas and will try to recover, I
>will be a seller. There is also, of course, will be some different
>moves- forces in between these levels which may "try to overwrite" my
>scenario and the level as well.
>At the present area of 1455, where S&P market sits, is the resistance
>area also.
>That is what I see, but market can do whatever it wants.
>
>Val
>
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