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If you are right then  31-32 will be in the 
cards for the qqq
(see Gary  fritz  charts
nice week end
Ben
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        Ben,
         
        Thats pretty interesting that you think that way as most people 
        do!Its good that sentiment is so heavily bearish - makes for better 
        short squeezes!
         
        What you need to realise is the herd mentality of  the US 
        people getting worked up about
        attacks on 4th of July and its all becuase of the mono minded US 
        media.
        Sell the rumour and buy the fact is what the market is doing.
         
        Over here we heard of one report that 8 Afghams hopped on board a 
        tanker and were coming to LA
        to attack it. Now when I was in LA most people had more guns 
        in their Kitchen drawer than these poor tea towel heads would have on 
        the whole ship. Let alone when you get in the car with an LA 
        Cabbie!
         
        As Paul Hogan would say "you call that a gun"!
         
        I think you will find that the sentiment has changed at least for a 
        month or two.
         
        
        Warmest 
        Regards
        David 
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        Date: Fri, 05 Jul 2002 11:47:48 
        -0400From: profitok <<A title=mailto:profitok@xxxxxxxxxxxxx 
        href="mailto:profitok@xxxxxxxxxxxxx";><FONT 
        color=#0000ff>profitok@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>Subject: Re: 
        [gannsghost] Re: Noticethis IS a short covering rallyPlease 
        use to re enter your shortsBen  > with the 21/21 
        intersection? If coming from below, price has clawed> > it's 
        way back up from being totally in a down fan. It now has> > 
        the "chance" to stay above the up sloping 21 degree angle . . .> 
        > feigning strength? Look at the chart, but here's what it looks 
        like> > ><. On the exit side price can a. stay above the 
        21ang_up, b. drop> > below the 21ang_dn, 3. move up/down 
        between the 2 angles in an> > expanding triangle. If #3 
        occurrs, during this consolidation major> > money takes its 
        position for the next move. I try to take my cues> > from 
        where stocks are positioned relative to the cycle T/P targets.> 
        > And in most cases the extremes may have already been hit and 
        reversed> > off of prior to this consolidation, should it 
        occur. FWIW> >> > GT'> >> > 
        Dox> >> > --- In <A 
        href="mailto:gannsghost@xxxx,";>gannsghost@xxxx, Trace Burton 
        <doxholidaze@xxxx> wrote:> > >> > > I 
        think that's pretty, don't you Stuart?> > >> > 
        > Geometrical version of Time & Price.> > >> 
        > > GT'> > >> > > Dox> > 
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        6Date: Fri, 05 Jul 2002 16:25:11 -0000From: "jeff97_98_1998" 
        <<A 
        href="mailto:jprroth@xxxxxxxxxxx";>jprroth@xxxxxxxxxxx>Subject: 
        Re: Induvery nice record on your stock selections.thanks for 
        the info, and a performance report.i appreciate the clear and 
        accurate reporting.regards,jeff--- In <A 
        href="mailto:realtraders@xxxx,";>realtraders@xxxx, "Steve Karnish" 
        <kernish@xxxx> wrote:> Dear jeff97_98_1998,>  
        we MAY make it to 1000 intra day highbut DOUBT we will close 
        there----- Original Message -----From: "Don Ewers" <<A 
        href="mailto:dbewers@xxxxxxxxxxxxx";>dbewers@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>To: 
        <<A 
        href="mailto:realtraders@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx";>realtraders@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>Sent: 
        Friday, July 05, 2002 12:19 PMSubject: Re: [RT] Re: [gannsghost] Re: 
        Notice> I would agree Ben. Hard to say just where it ends 
        but we are "almost"back> up to the center median line which 
        has been resistance in the past.> don ewers>> ----- 
        Original Message -----> From: "profitok" <<A 
        href="mailto:profitok@xxxxxxxxxxxxx";>profitok@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>> 
        To: <<A 
        href="mailto:gannsghost@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx";>gannsghost@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>> 
        Cc: <<A 
        href="mailto:realtraders@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx";>realtraders@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>> 
        Sent: Friday, July 05, 2002 10:47 AM> Subject: [RT] Re: 
        [gannsghost] Re: Notice>>> > this IS a short 
        covering rally> > Please use to re enter your shorts> 
        > Ben> > ----- Original Message -----> > From: 
        "doxholidaze" <<A 
        href="mailto:doxholidaze@xxxxxxxxx";>doxholidaze@xxxxxxxxx>> 
        > To: <<A 
        href="mailto:gannsghost@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx";>gannsghost@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>> 
        > Sent: Friday, July 05, 2002 11:24 AM> > Subject: 
        [gannsghost] Re: Notice> >> >> > > So 
        what happens when a intersection target is achieved. 
        Particularly> > > with the 21/21 intersection? If coming 
        from below, price has clawed> > > it's way back up from 
        being totally in a down fan. It now has> > > the "chance" 
        to stay above the up sloping 21 degree angle . . .> > > 
        feigning strength? Look at the chart, but here's what it looks 
        like> > > ><. On the exit side price can a. stay 
        above the 21ang_up, b. drop> > > below the 21ang_dn, 3. 
        move up/down between the 2 angles in an> > > expanding 
        triangle. If #3 occurrs, during this consolidation major> > 
        > money takes its position for the next move. I try to take my 
        cues> > > from where stocks are positioned relative to the 
        cycle T/P targets.> > > And in most cases the extremes may 
        have already been hit and reversed> > > off of prior to 
        this consolidation, should it occur. FWIW> > >> > 
        > GT'> > >> > > Dox> > 
        >> > > --- In <A 
        href="mailto:gannsghost@xxxx,";>gannsghost@xxxx, Trace Burton 
        <doxholidaze@xxxx> wrote:> > > >> > > 
        > I think that's pretty, don't you Stuart?> > > 
        >> > > > Geometrical version of Time & 
        Price.> > > >> > > > GT'> > 
        > >> > > > Dox> > > >> > 
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        8Date: Fri, 05 Jul 2002 16:44:09 -0000From: "reinar2020" <<A 
        href="mailto:reinar2020@xxxxxxxxx";>reinar2020@xxxxxxxxx>Subject: 
        forecasting-track recordHi,For $5 a month or less you guys 
        can forecast with honor. At wbws.net they will get you a web site 
        where you can post your forecasts and show over time how well they 
        work. We are doing it and it works well.Last week we were off once 
        and boy did Earl give it to 
        us.:')R--- In <A 
        href="mailto:realtraders@xxxx,";>realtraders@xxxx, profitok 
        <profitok@xxxx> wrote:> this IS a short covering 
        rally> Please use to re enter your shorts> Ben> 
        ----- Original Message -----> From: "doxholidaze" 
        <doxholidaze@xxxx>> To: <gannsghost@xxxx>> 
        Sent: Friday, July 05, 2002 11:24 AM> Subject: [gannsghost] Re: 
        Notice> > > > So what happens when a 
        intersection target is achieved. Particularly> > with the 
        21/21 intersection? If coming from below, price has clawed> 
        > it's way back up from being totally in a down fan. It now 
        has> > the "chance" to stay above the up sloping 21 degree 
        angle . . .> > feigning strength? Look at the chart, but 
        here's what it looks like> > ><. On the exit side 
        price can a. stay above the 21ang_up, b. drop> > below the 
        21ang_dn, 3. move up/down between the 2 angles in an> > 
        expanding triangle. If #3 occurrs, during this consolidation 
        major> > money takes its position for the next move. I try 
        to take my cues> > from where stocks are positioned relative 
        to the cycle T/P targets.> > And in most cases the 
        extremes may have already been hit and reversed> > off of 
        prior to this consolidation, should it occur. FWIW> >> 
        > GT'> >> > Dox> >> > --- In 
        gannsghost@xxxx, Trace Burton 
        <doxholidaze@xxxx> wrote:> > >> > > I 
        think that's pretty, don't you Stuart?> > >> > 
        > Geometrical version of Time & Price.> > >> 
        > > GT'> > >> > > Dox> > 
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        9Date: Fri, 5 Jul 2002 11:44:14 -0500From: "Clyde Lee" <<A 
        href="mailto:clydelee@xxxxxxxxxxxx";>clydelee@xxxxxxxxxxxx>Subject: 
        Re: Re: [gannsghost] Re: NoticeThe attached is not the ultimate 
        but it tends to support youridea Ben.This has been adjusted 
        from earlier one to include anamplitude of the longer wave that 
        seems to incorporatecurrent prices better.Clyde- - - 
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        Westglen, Suite 105 Office: (713) 783-9540Houston, TX 77063 Fax: 
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        Original Message -----From: "profitok" <<A 
        href="mailto:profitok@xxxxxxxxxxxxx";>profitok@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>To: 
        <<A 
        href="mailto:realtraders@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx";>realtraders@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>Sent: 
        Friday, July 05, 2002 11:37 AMSubject: Re: [RT] Re: [gannsghost] Re: 
        Notice> we MAY make it to 1000 intra day high> but 
        DOUBT we will close there> ----- Original Message -----> 
        From: "Don Ewers" <<A 
        href="mailto:dbewers@xxxxxxxxxxxxx";>dbewers@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>> 
        To: <<A 
        href="mailto:realtraders@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx";>realtraders@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>> 
        Sent: Friday, July 05, 2002 12:19 PM> Subject: Re: [RT] Re: 
        [gannsghost] Re: Notice>>> > I would agree Ben. 
        Hard to say just where it ends but we are "almost"> back> 
        > up to the center median line which has been resistance in the 
        past.> > don ewers> >> > ----- Original 
        Message -----> > From: "profitok" <<A 
        href="mailto:profitok@xxxxxxxxxxxxx";>profitok@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>> 
        > To: <<A 
        href="mailto:gannsghost@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx";>gannsghost@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>> 
        > Cc: <<A 
        href="mailto:realtraders@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx";>realtraders@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>> 
        > Sent: Friday, July 05, 2002 10:47 AM> > Subject: [RT] Re: 
        [gannsghost] Re: Notice> >> >> > > this 
        IS a short covering rally> > > Please use to re enter your 
        shorts> > > Ben> > > ----- Original Message 
        -----> > > From: "doxholidaze" <<A 
        href="mailto:doxholidaze@xxxxxxxxx";>doxholidaze@xxxxxxxxx>> 
        > > To: <<A 
        href="mailto:gannsghost@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx";>gannsghost@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>> 
        > > Sent: Friday, July 05, 2002 11:24 AM> > > 
        Subject: [gannsghost] Re: Notice> > >> > 
        >> > > > So what happens when a intersection target 
        is achieved. Particularly> > > > with the 21/21 
        intersection? If coming from below, price has clawed> > > 
        > it's way back up from being totally in a down fan. It now 
        has> > > > the "chance" to stay above the up sloping 21 
        degree angle . . .> > > > feigning strength? Look at the 
        chart, but here's what it looks like> > > > ><. On 
        the exit side price can a. stay above the 21ang_up, b. drop> > 
        > > below the 21ang_dn, 3. move up/down between the 2 angles in 
        an> > > > expanding triangle. If #3 occurrs, during this 
        consolidation major> > > > money takes its position for 
        the next move. I try to take my cues> > > > from where 
        stocks are positioned relative to the cycle T/P targets.> > 
        > > And in most cases the extremes may have already been hit 
        andreversed> > > > off of prior to this 
        consolidation, should it occur. FWIW> > > >> > 
        > > GT'> > > >> > > > Dox> 
        > > >> > > > --- In <A 
        href="mailto:gannsghost@xxxx,";>gannsghost@xxxx, Trace Burton 
        <doxholidaze@xxxx> wrote:> > > > >> > 
        > > > I think that's pretty, don't you Stuart?> > 
        > > >> > > > > Geometrical version of Time 
        & Price.> > > > >> > > > > 
        GT'> > > > >> > > > > Dox> 
        > > > >> > > > >> > > > 
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        10Date: Fri, 5 Jul 2002 13:25:33 -0600From: "Earl Adamy" <<A 
        href="mailto:eadamy@xxxxxxxxxx";>eadamy@xxxxxxxxxx>Subject: 
        Re: forecasting-track recordJust for the record, Mr. Spammer 
        (AKA Ron Jaenisch), I could care lesswhether you are right or wrong. 
        I do my own work for my own trades and don'tput much stock in 
        other's forecasts. Further, I pretty much ignore forecastswhen no 
        written or visual explanation is provided to support the 
        forecastsi.e. "black box" forecasts. It was your constant spamming 
        of several YGlists to which I subscribe which drew my attention to 
        your forecasts andwhich elicited my strong comments ... even more so 
        because you only botheredto spam the lists when your forecast was 
        correct.Earl----- Original Message -----From: 
        "reinar2020" <<A 
        href="mailto:reinar2020@xxxxxxxxx";>reinar2020@xxxxxxxxx>To: 
        <<A 
        href="mailto:realtraders@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx";>realtraders@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>Sent: 
        Friday, July 05, 2002 10:44 AMSubject: [RT] forecasting-track 
        record> Hi,> For $5 a month or less you guys can 
        forecast with honor. At wbws.net> they will get you a web site 
        where you can post your forecasts and> show over time how well 
        they work. We are doing it and it works well.> Last week we were 
        off once and boy did Earl give it to us.>> 
        :')>> 
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        11Date: Fri, 05 Jul 2002 20:13:26 -0000From: "reinar2020" <<A 
        href="mailto:reinar2020@xxxxxxxxx";>reinar2020@xxxxxxxxx>Subject: 
        Re: forecasting-track recordThanks Earl for saying that my 
        forecasts were accurate"even more so because you only botheredto 
        spam the lists when your forecast was correct"R--- 
        In realtraders@xxxx, "Earl Adamy" 
        <eadamy@xxxx> wrote:> Just for the record, Mr. Spammer (AKA 
        Ron Jaenisch), I could care less> whether you are right or 
        wrong. I do my own work for my own trades and don't> put much 
        stock in other's forecasts. Further, I pretty much ignore 
        forecasts> when no written or visual explanation is provided 
        to support the forecasts> i.e. "black box" forecasts. It was 
        your constant spamming of several YG> lists to which I 
        subscribe which drew my attention to your forecasts and> 
        which elicited my strong comments ... even more so because you only 
        bothered> to spam the lists when your forecast was 
        correct.> > Earl> > ----- Original Message 
        -----> From: "reinar2020" <reinar2020@xxxx>> To: 
        <realtraders@xxxx>> Sent: Friday, July 05, 2002 10:44 
        AM> Subject: [RT] forecasting-track record> > 
        > > Hi,> > For $5 a month or less you guys can 
        forecast with honor. At wbws.net> > they will get you a 
        web site where you can post your forecasts and> > show 
        over time how well they work. We are doing it and it works 
        well.> > Last week we were off once and boy did Earl give 
        it to us.> >> > :')> >> > 
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        12Date: Fri, 05 Jul 2002 20:17:12 -0000From: "reinar2020" <<A 
        href="mailto:reinar2020@xxxxxxxxx";>reinar2020@xxxxxxxxx>Subject: 
        Nigerian ScamsThese guys want your bank account numbers so they 
        can withdraw $$ from them. They are rather talented and best 
        ignored.R--- In <A 
        href="mailto:realtraders@xxxx,";>realtraders@xxxx, "ira" 
        <irat@xxxx> wrote:> It seems that they caught everyone on 
        this list with the Nigeria million dollar swindle. > ----- 
        Original Message ----- > From: Jeffrey Harteam > To: 
        realtraders@xxxx > Sent: Thursday, July 04, 2002 8:39 PM> 
        Subject: RE: [RT] Off Topic (Tracking e-mail sources)> > 
        > Norman:> > > > The best thing to do 
        is to just ignore these mails. They are definitely butch of crooks. 
        I am sure you saw this was being televised on "60-Minutes" few years 
        ago. I also happen to receive just once this mail from Nigeria. I 
        just deleted it. Don't even think of leaving the US just for this 
        kind of BS. "60-Minutes" reported that people did what they ask for, 
        i.e. going abroad and meet them and ended up loosing their lives. My 
        impression: People kill for money in Nigeria. Simple as that! 
        Regarding the IP address you are inquiring. Bill has provided a very 
        handy tool in tracking down the source of the spammer. Not 
        necessarily you will be able to get the name & address of this 
        person. But the "engine" is good for tracking down his/her IP 
        provider(s). That should do to make lives harder for the spammers if 
        YOUR ISP, most are willing, is willing to block this guy. I have got 
        a lot of 'craps' from Taiwan and I ran his IP address on it, this 
        time the "engine" provided his name, address of the company and 
        email address. Report to YOUR IPS with all these info and they will 
        block. Repeat the same procedure if they change ISP. This is the way 
        to fight spammers. On the "engine" page, you see a few icons below, 
        one is called "spamcop", I used this one as well for reporting. 
        Being in the US, I would tend to think they will be more responsive 
        to your reporting. Hope this helps. > > > 
        > Have a good one> > Jeff Harteam> > 
        Hong Kong> > > > -----Original 
        Message-----> From: Norman Winski [mailto:nwinski@xxxx]> 
        Sent: Friday, July 05, 2002 11:16 AM> To: 
        realtraders@xxxx> Subject: Re: [RT] Off Topic (Tracking e-mail 
        sources)> > > > Bill,> > 
        > > Thanks for the internet help. I noticed that on the 
        scam spam, it may say it came from "mindspring" but when you put the 
        address numbers in the search engine you provided, the answer can be 
        totally different. Have you gotten the one about the $35 million 
        frozen in an account in Nigeria and they want you to be their 
        partner to help get the money to the US? > > I got 
        three different ones like this in the past three weeks. One scam 
        artists said his boss had died with $25 mil. frozen and he wanted me 
        to show up and say I was a relative. These people are based in 
        Nigeria. What are the chances I would even remotely look like 
        someone who could possibly be related to this guy? More likely, it's 
        a scam to kidnap for ransom stupid US citizens. One scamster wanted 
        me to fly to The Netherlands to meet his lawyer - courier. When I 
        said I wasn't leaving the US, he could wire the money, he lost 
        interest. I offered to manage a small amount for him as a trial, but 
        he hasn't gotten back to me. Gee, I wonder why? > > 
        > > Cheers,> > Norman> > 
        > > > > > > ----- Original 
        Message ----- > > > From: wavemechanic > 
        > To: realtraders@xxxx > > Sent: Thursday, July 04, 
        2002 9:49 PM> > Subject: Re: [RT] Off Topic (Tracking 
        e-mail sources)> > > > Norm:> 
        > > > There is some information under Spam Primer 
        at the bottom of the page. Basically, one has to get the ISP address 
        (format is xxx.yyy.zzz.qqq, but not always in groups of 3). You will 
        find them by clicking on the header of the message and then 
        FILE|PROPERTIES\DETAIL. Then one puts those numbers into the IP 
        Whois box and up pops the information about the ISP. One wants the 
        originating ISP, but when in doubt I checkout all of the ISP 
        addresses. Then send the complaint either to <A 
        href="mailto:abuse@xxxx/net";>abuse@xxxx/net (send to all if not 
        sure which is originating), or what I do is send everything to <A 
        href="mailto:ISP.com/net@x";>ISP.com/net@x... abuse.net is a spam 
        fighting outfit that will forward the information to the proper 
        party. A copy should also be sent to the FTC. The message that is 
        forwarded by you is the one that you receive plus a copy of the full 
        Detail page from the property box. I find that the majority come 
        from China, Hong Kong, Malaysia, and eastern Europe, and perhaps 3/4 
        of the ISPs do nothing, but some are very aggressive. You can get 
        more information from the anti-spam webpages, including: <A 
        href="http://www.abuse.net/";>http://www.abuse.net/ and <A 
        href="http://www.abuse.net/";>http://www.abuse.net/.> > 
        > > Bill > > ----- Original Message ----- 
        > > > From: Norman Winski > > To: 
        realtraders@xxxx > > Sent: Thursday, July 04, 2002 5:29 
        PM> > Subject: Re: [RT] Off Topic (Tracking e-mail 
        sources)> > > > Bill,> > 
        > > Could you please further explain your internet lingo 
        below? Which are the different fields etc? Perhaps you could explain 
        how to read those numbers? > > > > 
        Thanks,> > Norman> > ----- Original Message 
        ----- > > > From: wavemechanic > > 
        To: realtraders@xxxx > > Sent: Thursday, July 04, 2002 
        1:39 PM> > Subject: Re: [RT] Off Topic (Tracking e-mail 
        sources)> > > > Adam:> > 
        > > Here is a freebie that works quite well. Just pick up 
        the 4 field number from the property listing for the address field, 
        plug it in and it will tell all:> > > > 
        http://combat.uxn.com/> 
        > > > Bill> > > > --- 
        Original Message ----- > > > From: Adam Hefner 
        > > To: realtraders@xxxx > > Sent: Thursday, 
        July 04, 2002 10:14 AM> > Subject: [RT] Off Topic 
        (Tracking e-mail sources)> > > > Is there a 
        way to track the source of e-mails? I believe I may be targeted by 
        an individual sending me a virus and inserting a bogus return 
        address and / or sender.> > This has happened many times 
        and the last two return address is from "clydelee 
        <clydelee@xxxx>" and "ted <ted@xxxx>" but many have been 
        non deliverable addresses. I have the complete tracking details of 
        some of these attacks, but am unsure how to read them.> > 
        Any help will be appreciated,> > Adam> > 
        > > > > > > > > 
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        13Date: Fri, 5 Jul 2002 16:27:32 EDTFrom: <A 
        href="mailto:CRLeBeau@xxxxxxx";>CRLeBeau@xxxxxxxSubject: Re: What 
        happened to the Hurst cycle?In a message dated 7/4/02 3:27:33 PM 
        Pacific Daylight Time, <A 
        href="mailto:nwinski@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx";>nwinski@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx 
        writes:> > M,> > Which LW big 
        winnings are you referring? Is this the how I made a million> 
        being long in one account and short in the other and only reporting 
        the> winning trades episode? The NFA found this so hilarious they 
        gave him a > life> time vacation.> > 
        Cheers,> > Norman> Norman, What you are 
        saying about LW is not true. He did make the million and it was not 
        from any manipulation of accounts etc. The NFA has never accused him 
        of not making these profits. His problems with the NFA were on other 
        issues.Chuck LeBeau[This message contained 
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        14Date: Fri, 05 Jul 2002 20:39:15 -0000From: "reinar2020" <<A 
        href="mailto:reinar2020@xxxxxxxxx";>reinar2020@xxxxxxxxx>Subject: 
        reference wantedI recently ran across Bob Ryburn living 
        on Bernard St, San Benito, TX He is selling a product called 
        Dragonslayer and exchange trader.Does anyone have experience in 
        dealing with him?ThanksRReinar @ techie .com 
        --- In <A 
        href="mailto:realtraders@xxxx,";>realtraders@xxxx, CRLeBeau@xxxx 
        wrote:> In a message dated 7/4/02 3:27:33 PM Pacific Daylight 
        Time, > nwinski@xxxx writes:> > > > 
        > > M,> > > > Which LW big winnings are 
        you referring? Is this the how I made a million> > being 
        long in one account and short in the other and only reporting 
        the> > winning trades episode? The NFA found this so hilarious 
        they gave him a > > life> > time 
        vacation.> > > > Cheers,> > > > 
        Norman> > > > Norman, What you are saying about 
        LW is not true. He did make the million > and it was not from 
        any manipulation of accounts etc. The NFA has never > accused 
        him of not making these profits. His problems with the NFA were on 
        > other issues.> > Chuck 
        LeBeau________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Message: 
        15Date: Fri, 5 Jul 2002 16:27:40 -0500From: "Clyde Lee" <<A 
        href="mailto:clydelee@xxxxxxxxxxxx";>clydelee@xxxxxxxxxxxx>Subject: 
        Re: HOLDING PERIOD...was RE: What happened to the Hurst 
        cycle?This subject is very interesting to me.I just 
        completed a "system" for Tradestation which allows me to specifythe 
        time and date at which a transaction is to take place and then 
        usingthe internal capabilities of TS compile statistics about such 
        trades.This discussion provided an opportunity to exercise this 
        system and toget a measure of what the discussion was 
        about.I ran 5 simulations in which the pivots were picked using 
        my LengthOfSwingindicator with detection lengths of 5, 8, 13, 21, 
        and 34 bar lengths.At each of these pivots TS was instructed to 
        buy or sell at the close of thepivot day and statistics 
        gathered.Here is what I found.Detection Total Total 
        TradeLength $Profit #Trades AvgLength5 $53.26 111 58 
        $47.45 79 713 $43.53 55 1121 $34.12 33 1834 $21.06 16 
        35Not much doubt that if you can trade perfectly then the 
        shorter thelength of the trade the more money you make over the same 
        period.The above is WITHOUT COMPOUNDING. If compounding 
        wereallowed then the difference is staggering.A look at the 
        attached graphics will add more information and a betterfeel for the 
        trades that were used.Clyde- - - - - - - - - - - - - 
        - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -Clyde Lee Chairman/CEO (Home of 
        SwingMachine)SYTECH Corporation email: <A 
        href="mailto:clydelee@xxxxxxxxxxxx";>clydelee@xxxxxxxxxxxx7910 
        Westglen, Suite 105 Office: (713) 783-9540Houston, TX 77063 Fax: 
        (713) 783-1092Details at: <A 
        href="http://www.theswingmachine.com";>www.theswingmachine.com- - 
        - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ------ 
        Original Message -----From: "ira" <<A 
        href="mailto:irat@xxxxxxxxx";>irat@xxxxxxxxx>To: <<A 
        href="mailto:realtraders@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx";>realtraders@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>Sent: 
        Friday, July 05, 2002 9:41 AMSubject: Re: HOLDING PERIOD...was RE: 
        [RT] What happened to the Hurst cycle?> I don't look at 
        average holding times. It strictly depends upon which set> of 
        time frames that I am trading. This morning I would have been in 
        at967> and out at 980 and the trade would have been for about 
        1/2 an hour. I> usually wouldn't trade the first or last 1/2 
        hour, but this trade wasclear[This message contained 
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        16Date: Fri, 5 Jul 2002 17:46:51 -0400From: "Norman Winski" 
        <<A 
        href="mailto:nwinski@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx";>nwinski@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>Subject: 
        Re: Re: [gannsghost] Re: Notice----- Original Message 
        -----From: "profitok" <<A 
        href="mailto:profitok@xxxxxxxxxxxxx";>profitok@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>To: 
        <<A 
        href="mailto:gannsghost@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx";>gannsghost@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>Cc: 
        <<A 
        href="mailto:realtraders@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx";>realtraders@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>Sent: 
        Friday, July 05, 2002 11:47 AMSubject: [RT] Re: [gannsghost] Re: 
        Notice> this IS a short covering rally> Please use 
        to re enter your shorts> Ben,So Ben, if you get out of 
        your shorts, are you in a bare market? 
        <G>Cheers,Norman> ----- Original 
        Message -----> From: "doxholidaze" <<A 
        href="mailto:doxholidaze@xxxxxxxxx";>doxholidaze@xxxxxxxxx>> 
        To: <<A 
        href="mailto:gannsghost@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx";>gannsghost@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>> 
        Sent: Friday, July 05, 2002 11:24 AM> Subject: [gannsghost] Re: 
        Notice>>> > So what happens when a intersection 
        target is achieved. Particularly> > with the 21/21 
        intersection? If coming from below, price has clawed> > it's 
        way back up from being totally in a down fan. It now has> > 
        the "chance" to stay above the up sloping 21 degree angle . . .> 
        > feigning strength? Look at the chart, but here's what it looks 
        like> > ><. On the exit side price can a. stay above the 
        21ang_up, b. drop> > below the 21ang_dn, 3. move up/down 
        between the 2 angles in an> > expanding triangle. If #3 
        occurrs, during this consolidation major> > money takes its 
        position for the next move. I try to take my cues> > from 
        where stocks are positioned relative to the cycle T/P targets.> 
        > And in most cases the extremes may have already been hit and 
        reversed> > off of prior to this consolidation, should it 
        occur. FWIW> >> > GT'> >> > 
        Dox> >> > --- In <A 
        href="mailto:gannsghost@xxxx,";>gannsghost@xxxx, Trace Burton 
        <doxholidaze@xxxx> wrote:> > >> > > I 
        think that's pretty, don't you Stuart?> > >> > 
        > Geometrical version of Time & Price.> > >> 
        > > GT'> > >> > > Dox> > 
        >> > >> > >> > > 
        ---------------------------------> > > Do You 
        Yahoo!?> > > New! SBC Yahoo! Dial - 1st Month Free & 
        unlimited access> >> >> >> > To 
        unsubscribe from this group, send an email to:> > <A 
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        17Date: Fri, 05 Jul 2002 17:50:48 -0400From: Daniel Goncharoff 
        <<A 
        href="mailto:thegonch@xxxxxxxxxx";>thegonch@xxxxxxxxxx>Subject: 
        Re: Re: [gannsghost] Re: NoticeMaybe it's a 'belt and braces' 
        thing...RegardsDanGNorman Winski wrote:> 
        > So Ben, if you get out of your shorts, are you in a bare 
        market? <G>> > Cheers,> > 
        Norman> > > ----- Original Message -----> > 
        From: "doxholidaze" <<A 
        href="mailto:doxholidaze@xxxxxxxxx";>doxholidaze@xxxxxxxxx>> 
        > To: <<A 
        href="mailto:gannsghost@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx";>gannsghost@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>> 
        > Sent: Friday, July 05, 2002 11:24 AM> > Subject: 
        [gannsghost] Re: Notice> >> >> > > So 
        what happens when a intersection target is achieved. 
        Particularly> > > with the 21/21 intersection? If coming 
        from below, price has clawed> > > it's way back up from 
        being totally in a down fan. It now has> > > the "chance" 
        to stay above the up sloping 21 degree angle . . .> > > 
        feigning strength? Look at the chart, but here's what it looks 
        like> > > ><. On the exit side price can a. stay 
        above the 21ang_up, b. drop> > > below the 21ang_dn, 3. 
        move up/down between the 2 angles in an> > > expanding 
        triangle. If #3 occurrs, during this consolidation major> > 
        > money takes its position for the next move. I try to take my 
        cues> > > from where stocks are positioned relative to the 
        cycle T/P targets.> > > And in most cases the extremes may 
        have already been hit and reversed> > > off of prior to 
        this consolidation, should it occur. FWIW> > >> > 
        > GT'> > >> > > Dox> > 
        >> > > --- In <A 
        href="mailto:gannsghost@xxxx,";>gannsghost@xxxx, Trace Burton 
        <doxholidaze@xxxx> wrote:> > > >> > > 
        > I think that's pretty, don't you Stuart?> > > 
        >> > > > Geometrical version of Time & 
        Price.> > > >> > > > GT'> > 
        > >> > > > Dox> > > >> > 
        > >> > > >> > > > 
        ---------------------------------> > > > Do You 
        Yahoo!?> > > > New! SBC Yahoo! Dial - 1st Month Free 
        & unlimited access> > >> > >> > 
        >> > > To unsubscribe from this group, send an email 
        to:> > > <A 
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        18Date: Fri, 5 Jul 2002 17:51:06 -0400From: "Norman Winski" 
        <<A 
        href="mailto:nwinski@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx";>nwinski@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>Subject: 
        Re: Indu----- Original Message -----From: "Steve 
        Karnish" <<A 
        href="mailto:kernish@xxxxxxxxxxxx";>kernish@xxxxxxxxxxxx>To: 
        <<A 
        href="mailto:realtraders@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx";>realtraders@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>Sent: 
        Friday, July 05, 2002 11:50 AMSubject: Re: [RT] Indu> 
        Dear jeff97_98_1998,>> "Qui non intellegit, aut taceat aut 
        discat".> Steve Karnish,Does that include dessert? 
        <G>Merci,Normand, CTA> Cedar 
        Creek Trading> <A 
        href="http://www.cedarcreektrading.com";>www.cedarcreektrading.com> 
        1-877-668-1125> ----- Original Message -> ----> 
        From: jeff97_98_1998 <<A 
        href="mailto:jprroth@xxxxxxxxxxx";>jprroth@xxxxxxxxxxx>> 
        To: <<A 
        href="mailto:realtraders@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx";>realtraders@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>> 
        Sent: Friday, July 05, 2002 8:13 AM> Subject: Re: [RT] 
        Indu>>> > for all the hundreds/thousands of 
        rediculous indicators people follow> > in hindsight, please 
        show me a few testable systems in which the> > indicator 
        actually predicted the move, and not a month later, nor as> > 
        a result of the overall market move. for all the chart patterns 
        in> > the world, no one has testable results for the pattern 
        in which they> > believe in. And why not, if someone went thru 
        the trouble of> > developing, writing the indicator into a 
        program? Go one step> > furether and prove it's effectiveness, 
        with subjectivity removed.> > Wave this, cycle that, fib this, 
        retrace that, support this, regress> > that, hurst this, lunar 
        that, sun spot this. Show me the money made,> > the accuracy 
        of the indicator used. Make me a believer, not an> > 
        agnostic.> > I still prefer magenta, unless green begins to 
        work.> > when magenta and green mix, now that's 
        trouble.> > could be a wave forming.> >> 
        >> > --- In <A 
        href="mailto:realtraders@xxxx,";>realtraders@xxxx, "Bob Heisler" 
        <BHEISLER@xxxx> wrote:> > > Earl is a long-time, 
        respected member of Realtraders and a seasoned> > trader as 
        well. You'd do well to try and learn from his posts versus> > 
        the ridicule in your post below. Or better yet, post some of 
        your> > own thoughts/ideas.> > >> > 
        > Bob> > > ----- Original Message -----> > 
        > From: jeff97_98_1998> > > To: realtraders@xxxx> 
        > > Sent: Friday, July 05, 2002 7:51 AM> > > Subject: 
        Re: [RT] Indu> > >> > >> > > I 
        find the Magenta indicators work best for me.> > > Next is 
        cyan.> > > Do you read tea leaves too?> > > 
        Add a few more lines to that chart.> > > I'm sure one will 
        be hit eventually.> > >> > >> > > 
        --- In realtraders@xxxx, "Earl 
        Adamy" <eadamy@xxxx> wrote:> > > > Current working 
        S&P cash chart includes some important left> > 
        pivot> > > lows. I've> > > > got lots of 
        price targets, however two major sets agree with> > 
        your> > > ranges. I> > > > suspect price is 
        going to reach the lower target before 2002 is> > > out. I 
        also> > > > suspect that the upper range will contain 
        this particular leg.> > > >> > > > 
        Earl> > > >> > > > ----- Original 
        Message -----> > > > From: <rosow@xxxx>> 
        > > > To: <realtraders@xxxx>> > > > Sent: 
        Wednesday, July 03, 2002 11:36 PM> > > > Subject: Re: 
        [RT] Indu> > > >> > > >> > 
        > > > Ben,> > > > >> > > > 
        > 1) 1st wave 5 downside target is the area between 883-908> 
        > which> > > sports the> > > > > MOB 
        parameters and a few price clusters.> > > > >> 
        > > > > 2) 2nd wave 5 downside target is the area between 
        803-833> > which> > > contains 4> > 
        > > > price clusters.> > > > >> > 
        > > > Lenny> > > > >> > > > 
        > PS - if we have a quick retracement up from here I would be> 
        > > surprised if> > > > it> > > > 
        > closes above 1074.36.> > > > >> > > 
        >> > > >> > > > 
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        19Date: Fri, 5 Jul 2002 18:06:45 -0400From: "Nqoos" <<A 
        href="mailto:nqoos@xxxxxxxxxxxxx";>nqoos@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>Subject: 
        data request tradesation 2000i spx or futures 30 min.... needed for 
        backtestingPlease contact me ... thanksGood Trading to 
        all[This message contained 
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        20Date: Fri, 5 Jul 2002 18:15:22 -0400From: "Norman Winski" 
        <<A 
        href="mailto:nwinski@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx";>nwinski@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>Subject: 
        Profit MarginsToday was a good example of how being patient and 
        using bigger profit parameters, one could make their month in a day or 
        two. If you didn't notice, we just had a $50+ swing in the S&P 500 
        in two days. What does this say to you about trying to make 2.25 on a 
        trade? Given that 50 is 22.22 times 50, it says to me that I only have 
        to catch one big move per month to make up for grunting out more than 22 
        2.25 trades per month. Cheers,Norman[This 
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        21Date: Fri, 05 Jul 2002 22:19:57 -0000From: "reinar2020" <<A 
        href="mailto:reinar2020@xxxxxxxxx";>reinar2020@xxxxxxxxx>Subject: 
        Re: InduSomeone wrote .....please show me a few testable 
        systems in which the> indicator actually predicted the move, and 
        not a month laterIf you go to my site you will see that we 
        missed one day this week other wise the indicator that we use has 
        been around for a while and does what you ask.....predicts the 
        moveR--- In <A 
        href="mailto:realtraders@xxxx,";>realtraders@xxxx, "Jeffrey Harteam" 
        <jharteam@xxxx> wrote:> Jeff97,98,2002> > 
        Good post, you have covered all the techniques that are not 
        tradable. I am> eager to learn your methodology. 
        Regards> > Have a good one> JeffHongKong> 
        > > -----Original Message-----> From: Norman Winski 
        [mailto:nwinski@xxxx]> Sent: Friday, July 05, 2002 10:28 
        PM> To: realtraders@xxxx> Subject: Re: [RT] Indu> 
        > Jeff97,> > Lead by example.> > 
        Cheers,> > Norman> ----- Original Message 
        -----> From: "jeff97_98_1998" <jprroth@xxxx>> To: 
        <realtraders@xxxx>> Sent: Friday, July 05, 2002 10:13 
        AM> Subject: Re: [RT] Indu> > > > for all 
        the hundreds/thousands of rediculous indicators people 
        follow> > in hindsight, please show me a few testable 
        systems in which the> > indicator actually predicted the move, 
        and not a month later, nor as> > a result of the overall 
        market move. for all the chart patterns in> > the world, 
        no one has testable results for the pattern in which they> 
        > believe in. And why not, if someone went thru the trouble 
        of> > developing, writing the indicator into a program? Go one 
        step> > furether and prove it's effectiveness, with 
        subjectivity removed.> > Wave this, cycle that, fib this, 
        retrace that, support this, regress> > that, hurst this, 
        lunar that, sun spot this. Show me the money made,> > the 
        accuracy of the indicator used. Make me a believer, not an> > 
        agnostic.> > I still prefer magenta, unless green begins to 
        work.> > when magenta and green mix, now that's 
        trouble.> > could be a wave forming.> >> 
        >> > --- In <A 
        href="mailto:realtraders@xxxx,";>realtraders@xxxx, "Bob Heisler" 
        <BHEISLER@xxxx> wrote:> > > Earl is a long-time, 
        respected member of Realtraders and a seasoned> > trader 
        as well. You'd do well to try and learn from his posts 
        versus> > the ridicule in your post below. Or better yet, 
        post some of your> > own thoughts/ideas.> > 
        >> > > Bob> > > ----- Original Message 
        -----> > > From: jeff97_98_1998> > > To: 
        realtraders@xxxx> > > Sent: Friday, July 05, 2002 7:51 
        AM> > > Subject: Re: [RT] Indu> > >> 
        > >> > > I find the Magenta indicators work best for 
        me.> > > Next is cyan.> > > Do you read tea 
        leaves too?> > > Add a few more lines to that 
        chart.> > > I'm sure one will be hit eventually.> 
        > >> > >> > > --- In <A 
        href="mailto:realtraders@xxxx,";>realtraders@xxxx, "Earl Adamy" 
        <eadamy@xxxx> wrote:> > > > Current working 
        S&P cash chart includes some important left> > 
        pivot> > > lows. I've> > > > got lots of 
        price targets, however two major sets agree with> > 
        your> > > ranges. I> > > > suspect price is 
        going to reach the lower target before 2002 is> > > 
        out. I also> > > > suspect that the upper range will 
        contain this particular leg.> > > >> > 
        > > Earl> > > >> > > > ----- 
        Original Message -----> > > > From: 
        <rosow@xxxx>> > > > To: 
        <realtraders@xxxx>> > > > Sent: Wednesday, July 
        03, 2002 11:36 PM> > > > Subject: Re: [RT] Indu> 
        > > >> > > >> > > > > 
        Ben,> > > > >> > > > > 1) 1st wave 
        5 downside target is the area between 883-908> > which> 
        > > sports the> > > > > MOB parameters and a 
        few price clusters.> > > > >> > > > 
        > 2) 2nd wave 5 downside target is the area between 803-833> 
        > which> > > contains 4> > > > > 
        price clusters.> > > > >> > > > > 
        Lenny> > > > >> > > > > PS - if we 
        have a quick retracement up from here I would be> > > 
        surprised if> > > > it> > > > > 
        closes above 1074.36.> > > > >> > > 
        >> > > >> > > > 
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        22Date: Fri, 5 Jul 2002 18:25:04 -0400From: "Norman Winski" 
        <<A 
        href="mailto:nwinski@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx";>nwinski@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>Subject: 
        Re: reference wanted>>> I recently ran across 
        Bob Ryburn living on> Bernard St, San Benito, TX> He is 
        selling a product called Dragonslayer and exchange trader.> Does 
        anyone have experience in dealing with him?>> 
        Thanks> R,I heard he got eaten by a dragon.I think it 
        was at one of those big Texas BBQs the Dragons hold each year.Just 
        one breath is all it takes. Well apparently Bob was trying to tell 
        oneof thedragons how he could help them make a bunch of money in 
        the market.The dragon burst out laughing and the rest is dinner os 
        "shish ka bob".Bon Appetit,Norman> Reinar @ 
        techie 
        .com>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> 
        --- In realtraders@xxxx, 
        CRLeBeau@xxxx wrote:> > In a message dated 7/4/02 3:27:33 PM 
        Pacific Daylight Time,> > nwinski@xxxx writes:> 
        >> >> > >> > > M,> > 
        >> > > Which LW big winnings are you referring? Is this 
        the how I made> a million> > > being long in one 
        account and short in the other and only> reporting the> 
        > > winning trades episode? The NFA found this so hilarious 
        they> gave him a> > > life> > > time 
        vacation.> > >> > > Cheers,> > 
        >> > > Norman> > >> >> 
        > Norman, What you are saying about LW is not true. He did 
        make> the million> > and it was not from any 
        manipulation of accounts etc. The NFA has> never> > 
        accused him of not making these profits. His problems with the> 
        NFA were on> > other issues.> >> > Chuck 
        LeBeau>>>> To unsubscribe from this group, 
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        23Date: Fri, 05 Jul 2002 22:46:48 -0000From: "jeff97_98_1998" 
        <<A 
        href="mailto:jprroth@xxxxxxxxxxx";>jprroth@xxxxxxxxxxx>Subject: 
        Re: Indu"If you go to my site"What is the address, 
        please?thanks,jeff--- In <A 
        href="mailto:realtraders@xxxx,";>realtraders@xxxx, "reinar2020" 
        <reinar2020@xxxx> wrote:> Someone wrote .....> 
        please show me a few testable systems in which the> > 
        indicator actually predicted the move, and not a month later> 
        > If you go to my site you will see that we missed one day this 
        week > other wise the indicator that we use has been around for a 
        while and > does what you ask.....predicts the move> 
        R> > > > > > --- In <A 
        href="mailto:realtraders@xxxx,";>realtraders@xxxx, "Jeffrey Harteam" 
        <jharteam@xxxx> wrote:> > Jeff97,98,2002> > 
        > > Good post, you have covered all the techniques that are 
        not > tradable. I am> > eager to learn your 
        methodology. Regards> > > > Have a good one> 
        > JeffHongKong> > > > > > -----Original 
        Message-----> > From: Norman Winski 
        [mailto:nwinski@xxxx]> > Sent: Friday, July 05, 2002 10:28 
        PM> > To: realtraders@xxxx> > Subject: Re: [RT] 
        Indu> > > > Jeff97,> > > > Lead 
        by example.> > > > Cheers,> > > 
        > Norman> > ----- Original Message -----> > From: 
        "jeff97_98_1998" <jprroth@xxxx>> > To: 
        <realtraders@xxxx>> > Sent: Friday, July 05, 2002 10:13 
        AM> > Subject: Re: [RT] Indu> > > > 
        > > > for all the hundreds/thousands of rediculous 
        indicators people > follow> > > in hindsight, please 
        show me a few testable systems in which the> > > indicator 
        actually predicted the move, and not a month later, > nor 
        as> > > a result of the overall market move. for all the 
        chart patterns > in> > > the world, no one has 
        testable results for the pattern in which > they> > 
        > believe in. And why not, if someone went thru the trouble 
        of> > > developing, writing the indicator into a program? 
        Go one step> > > furether and prove it's effectiveness, 
        with subjectivity removed.> > > Wave this, cycle that, 
        fib this, retrace that, support this, > regress> > > 
        that, hurst this, lunar that, sun spot this. Show me the money > 
        made,> > > the accuracy of the indicator used. Make me a 
        believer, not an> > > agnostic.> > > I still 
        prefer magenta, unless green begins to work.> > > when 
        magenta and green mix, now that's trouble.> > > could be a 
        wave forming.> > >> > >> > > --- 
        In realtraders@xxxx, "Bob 
        Heisler" <BHEISLER@xxxx> wrote:> > > > Earl is a 
        long-time, respected member of Realtraders and a > 
        seasoned> > > trader as well. You'd do well to try and 
        learn from his posts > versus> > > the ridicule in 
        your post below. Or better yet, post some of > your> > 
        > own thoughts/ideas.> > > >> > > > 
        Bob> > > > ----- Original Message -----> > 
        > > From: jeff97_98_1998> > > > To: 
        realtraders@xxxx> > > > Sent: Friday, July 05, 2002 7:51 
        AM> > > > Subject: Re: [RT] Indu> > > 
        >> > > >> > > > I find the Magenta 
        indicators work best for me.> > > > Next is 
        cyan.> > > > Do you read tea leaves too?> > 
        > > Add a few more lines to that chart.> > > > I'm 
        sure one will be hit eventually.> > > >> > 
        > >> > > > --- In <A 
        href="mailto:realtraders@xxxx,";>realtraders@xxxx, "Earl Adamy" 
        <eadamy@xxxx> wrote:> > > > > Current working 
        S&P cash chart includes some important left> > > 
        pivot> > > > lows. I've> > > > > got 
        lots of price targets, however two major sets agree > 
        with> > > your> > > > ranges. I> 
        > > > > suspect price is going to reach the lower target 
        before > 2002 is> > > > out. I also> > 
        > > > suspect that the upper range will contain this particular 
        > leg.> > > > >> > > > > 
        Earl> > > > >> > > > > ----- 
        Original Message -----> > > > > From: 
        <rosow@xxxx>> > > > > To: 
        <realtraders@xxxx>> > > > > Sent: Wednesday, 
        July 03, 2002 11:36 PM> > > > > Subject: Re: [RT] 
        Indu> > > > >> > > > >> 
        > > > > > Ben,> > > > > >> 
        > > > > > 1) 1st wave 5 downside target is the area 
        between 883-908> > > which> > > > 
        sports the> > > > > > MOB parameters and a few 
        price clusters.> > > > > >> > > > 
        > > 2) 2nd wave 5 downside target is the area between 
        803-833> > > which> > > > contains 
        4> > > > > > price clusters.> > > 
        > > >> > > > > > Lenny> > > 
        > > >> > > > > > PS - if we have a quick 
        retracement up from here I would > be> > > > 
        surprised if> > > > > it> > > > > 
        > closes above 1074.36.> > > > > >> > 
        > > >> > > > >> > > > > 
        -----------------------------------------------------------> 
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        > > > > ----> > > >> > > 
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        24Date: Fri, 5 Jul 2002 18:46:57 -0400From: "Norman Winski" 
        <<A 
        href="mailto:nwinski@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx";>nwinski@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>Subject: 
        Re: HOLDING PERIOD...was RE: What happened to the Hurst 
        cycle?Clyde,That is a might big IF. I would rather 
        design a trading methodology thathas a large tolearnce factor and 
        the assumption my trading stinks built intoit. That way, if my 
        trading stinks, I can make money. If my trading isslightly better 
        than my low expections, I can make lots of money etc. Themistake 
        that many make is designing an approach that demands perfect. Thisis 
        like building a bridge or buidling with zero tolerance. It is only 
        amatter of time before the structure fails. How many traders 
        actually evercome even close to perfection let alone 70-80% winning 
        percentage? Thenthere is the win loss ratio to consider. Anyway, it 
        only takes one wrongassumption to send one into world of delusion. 
        Back in college my econ proftold a story about three guys, a 
        biologists, an engineer, and an economistship wrecked on a tropical 
        island. "How will we ever survive?", the questionwas posed. The 
        biologists said that using his unique knowledge of plant andanimal 
        life, they would be able to identify food sources on the island 
        andeat for some time to come, until help could arrive. The engineer 
        said thathe would use tropical fruits to extract citric acid, 
        coconuts for a shell tomake batteries and a radio to signal for 
        help. The economists said, (beforecell phones) "GIVEN that we have a 
        telephone, why don't we call home and getsome help". The point here 
        is that telephones on deserted islands are notgiven and neither are 
        trading profits. You may assume yourself right out 
        ofexistance.Cheers,Norman----- Original 
        Message -----From: "Clyde Lee" <<A 
        href="mailto:clydelee@xxxxxxxxxxxx";>clydelee@xxxxxxxxxxxx>To: 
        <<A 
        href="mailto:realtraders@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx";>realtraders@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>Cc: 
        <<A 
        href="mailto:MedianLine@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx";>MedianLine@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>Sent: 
        Friday, July 05, 2002 5:27 PMSubject: Re: HOLDING PERIOD...was RE: 
        [RT] What happened to the Hurst cycle?> This subject is 
        very interesting to me.>> I just completed a "system" for 
        Tradestation which allows me to specify> the time and date at 
        which a transaction is to take place and then using> the internal 
        capabilities of TS compile statistics about such trades.>> 
        This discussion provided an opportunity to exercise this system and 
        to> get a measure of what the discussion was 
        about.>> I ran 5 simulations in which the pivots were 
        picked using my LengthOfSwing> indicator with detection lengths 
        of 5, 8, 13, 21, and 34 barlengths.>> At each of these 
        pivots TS was instructed to buy or sell at the close ofthe> 
        pivot day and statistics gathered.>> Here is what I 
        found.>> Detection Total Total Trade> Length 
        $Profit #Trades AvgLength>> 5 $53.26 111 5> 8 
        $47.45 79 7> 13 $43.53 55 11> 21 $34.12 33 18> 34 
        $21.06 16 35>> Not much doubt that if you can trade 
        perfectly then the shorter the> length of the trade the more 
        money you make over the same period.>> The above is 
        WITHOUT COMPOUNDING. If compounding were> allowed then the 
        difference is staggering.>> A look at the attached 
        graphics will add more information and a better> feel for the 
        trades that were used.>> Clyde>>> - - 
        - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -> Clyde Lee 
        Chairman/CEO (Home of SwingMachine)> SYTECH Corporation email: <A 
        href="mailto:clydelee@xxxxxxxxxxxx";>clydelee@xxxxxxxxxxxx> 
        7910 Westglen, Suite 105 Office: (713) 783-9540> Houston, TX 
        77063 Fax: (713) 783-1092> Details at: <A 
        href="http://www.theswingmachine.com";>www.theswingmachine.com> 
        - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ->> 
        ----- Original Message -----> From: "ira" <<A 
        href="mailto:irat@xxxxxxxxx";>irat@xxxxxxxxx>> To: <<A 
        href="mailto:realtraders@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx";>realtraders@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>> 
        Sent: Friday, July 05, 2002 9:41 AM> Subject: Re: HOLDING 
        PERIOD...was RE: [RT] What happened to the 
        Hurstcycle?>>> > I don't look at average 
        holding times. It strictly depends upon whichset> > of 
        time frames that I am trading. This morning I would have been in 
        at> 967> > and out at 980 and the trade would have been 
        for about 1/2 an hour. I> > usually wouldn't trade the first 
        or last 1/2 hour, but this trade was> 
        clear>>>> To unsubscribe from this group, 
        send an email to:> <A 
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        25Date: Fri, 5 Jul 2002 18:54:28 -0400From: "wavemechanic" 
        <<A 
        href="mailto:wd78@xxxxxxxxxxxx";>wd78@xxxxxxxxxxxx>Subject: 
        Re: HOLDING PERIOD...was RE: What happened to the Hurst 
        cycle?----- Original Message ----- From: Norman Winski 
        To: <A 
        href="mailto:realtraders@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx";>realtraders@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx 
        Sent: Friday, July 05, 2002 6:46 PMSubject: Re: HOLDING 
        PERIOD...was RE: [RT] What happened to the Hurst 
        cycle?Clyde,That is a might big IF. I would rather 
        design a trading methodology thathas a large tolearnce factor 
        (ROBUSTNESS!) and the assumption my trading stinks built intoit. 
        That way, if my trading stinks, I can make money. If my trading 
        isslightly better than my low expections, I can make lots of money 
        etc. Themistake that many make is designing an approach that demands 
        perfect. Thisis like building a bridge or buidling with zero 
        tolerance. It is only amatter of time before the structure fails. 
        How many traders actually evercome even close to perfection let 
        alone 70-80% winning percentage? Thenthere is the win loss ratio to 
        consider. Anyway, it only takes one wrongassumption to send one into 
        world of delusion. Back in college my econ proftold a story about 
        three guys, a biologists, an engineer, and an economistship wrecked 
        on a tropical island. "How will we ever survive?", the questionwas 
        posed. The biologists said that using his unique knowledge of plant 
        andanimal life, they would be able to identify food sources on the 
        island andeat for some time to come, until help could arrive. The 
        engineer said thathe would use tropical fruits to extract citric 
        acid, coconuts for a shell tomake batteries and a radio to signal 
        for help. The economists said, (beforecell phones) "GIVEN that we 
        have a telephone, why don't we call home and getsome help". The 
        point here is that telephones on deserted islands are notgiven and 
        neither are trading profits. You may assume yourself right out 
        ofexistance.Cheers,Norman----- Original 
        Message -----From: "Clyde Lee" <<A 
        href="mailto:clydelee@xxxxxxxxxxxx";>clydelee@xxxxxxxxxxxx>To: 
        <<A 
        href="mailto:realtraders@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx";>realtraders@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>Cc: 
        <<A 
        href="mailto:MedianLine@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx";>MedianLine@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>Sent: 
        Friday, July 05, 2002 5:27 PMSubject: Re: HOLDING PERIOD...was RE: 
        [RT] What happened to the Hurst cycle?> This subject is 
        very interesting to me.>> I just completed a "system" for 
        Tradestation which allows me to specify> the time and date at 
        which a transaction is to take place and then using> the internal 
        capabilities of TS compile statistics about such trades.>> 
        This discussion provided an opportunity to exercise this system and 
        to> get a measure of what the discussion was 
        about.>> I ran 5 simulations in which the pivots were 
        picked using my LengthOfSwing> indicator with detection lengths 
        of 5, 8, 13, 21, and 34 barlengths.>> At each of these 
        pivots TS was instructed to buy or sell at the close ofthe> 
        pivot day and statistics gathered.>> Here is what I 
        found.>> Detection Total Total Trade> Length 
        $Profit #Trades AvgLength>> 5 $53.26 111 5> 8 
        $47.45 79 7> 13 $43.53 55 11> 21 $34.12 33 18> 34 
        $21.06 16 35>> Not much doubt that if you can trade 
        perfectly then the shorter the> length of the trade the more 
        money you make over the same period.>> The above is 
        WITHOUT COMPOUNDING. If compounding were> allowed then the 
        difference is staggering.>> A look at the attached 
        graphics will add more information and a better> feel for the 
        trades that were used.>> Clyde>>> - - 
        - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -> Clyde Lee 
        Chairman/CEO (Home of SwingMachine)> SYTECH Corporation email: <A 
        href="mailto:clydelee@xxxxxxxxxxxx";>clydelee@xxxxxxxxxxxx> 
        7910 Westglen, Suite 105 Office: (713) 783-9540> Houston, TX 
        77063 Fax: (713) 783-1092> Details at: <A 
        href="http://www.theswingmachine.com";>www.theswingmachine.com> 
        - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ->> 
        ----- Original Message -----> From: "ira" <<A 
        href="mailto:irat@xxxxxxxxx";>irat@xxxxxxxxx>> To: <<A 
        href="mailto:realtraders@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx";>realtraders@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>> 
        Sent: Friday, July 05, 2002 9:41 AM> Subject: Re: HOLDING 
        PERIOD...was RE: [RT] What happened to the 
        Hurstcycle?>>> > I don't look at average 
        holding times. It strictly depends upon whichset> > of 
        time frames that I am trading. This morning I would have been in 
        at> 967> > and out at 980 and the trade would have been 
        for about 1/2 an hour. I> > usually wouldn't trade the first 
        or last 1/2 hour, but this trade was> 
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