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No, totally different thing. PTI in Get has
to do with range of price and retracement. Ben's PTI is a composite of
many things underlying price movement.
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Sent: Saturday, October 13, 2001 5:20
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Subject: RE: [RT] Gen -
distribution?
Is
this the same PTI as is used in GET although with GET Tom uses a single
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[RT] Gen - distribution?One argument for the notion
that the last 7 trading days were moredistributive than accumulative is
found in Ben's Profit TakingIndex(proprietary). The PTI
configuration looks the same for the OEX andNASDAQ even though all the
data is totally different. A sell divergencebetween the indexes
and the PTI's is seen on both charts.bobrTo
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