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<DIV><FONT color=#000000 size=2>Just received a postcard advertisement from 
Microstar Research &amp; Trading Co. featuring their INDIGO softare 
package.&nbsp; Anyone have experience with Indigo?</FONT></DIV>
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<DIV><FONT color=#000000 size=2>Thanks!</FONT></DIV>
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<DIV><FONT color=#000000 size=2>Mike R</FONT></DIV></BODY></HTML>
</x-html>From ???@??? Sat Apr 25 14:55:40 1998
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In a message dated 98-04-25 11:06:26 EDT, you write:

<< > These people routinely take pies in the face for their efforts (God
 > knows I took a horrible ribbing for the infamous "Singing coffee" posts.
 > :) . It's all part of being involved in the markets. Make sure to
 > thank them for their efforts once in a while. Otherwise they WILL go
 > away.
 >
 > Walt Downs
 > CIS Trading
  >>
OK, now you did it Walt.  There were times when the cupboard was bare and I
could have used a pie or two to get to the next trade.  Don't discourage pie
throwing too strongly.   I welcomed the nurishment. 

One problem is once a certain experience level is reached and you develop some
proprietary indicators/systems, it becomes difficult and time consuming to
support the dialog on RT.  One post begets many responces and the question of
sharing the code or just the results of the code become a personal issue,  in
contradiction to the foundation principles of RT.  The result is it is easier
not to post.  Philanthropy comes when life gets short and you have enough for
yourself.

Some of the charts on this and the following three posts are familiar to the
oldtimers and perhaps inspirational to the newbies.  Pardoname to those with
slow modems, per minute connect charges and a propensity for text sided brains
vs pictoral. To the guy who said there were too many lines on the pivot
charts, I say, big deal, if they show me within a hundredth of a point where
support or resistance has a high probability of occuring, I want to know the
number(s).  See OEXp.gif attachment for Friday and Monday.  Also see the
mcconefri.gif in the email following this one.  Both arrived at the same low
for the day through quite different calculations.  On the third post is the
Zone Timer that provided incentive for the put option and futures trades to
capture a 20.xx drop in the snp and a ten point in oex options.  Perhaps the
fourth and final chart will show why it was prudent to take profits mid-
afternoon on Friday.  These .gifs are being sent individually because AOL will
only accept one .gif per email and the RT server has file size limitations.  

I promise I won't get into my old habits of routinely posting as in the old
days in competition with the TTC guy.  Whatever happened to him anyway?  Have
the batteries run out on his four banger calculator yet?

Love,
BobR
  


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