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 Alex, 
Thanks for your reply. Some of what you say is 
accurate. If you read my statement carefully you will see that penetrating the 
boundary is only one element of the prediction. The second part is the presence 
of a forecast window generated by my Near Impulse Forecaster. I have a long 
history of data and trades validating that when these conditions are present, 
72% of the trades are profitable. Last week it was 81.25% and this approach has 
resulted in only five losing weeks this year. 
Even in trending markets, trades between a boundary 
and a mid-line can be profitable. The secret is knowing in advance when it is 
going to happen. 
What I was pointing out is the rare condition of so 
many stocks meeting the reversal conditions. 
Thanks again. 
Regards, 
  
Jim White 
  ----- Original Message -----  
  
  
  Sent: Tuesday, October 05, 2004 2:12 
  AM 
  Subject: Re: [RT] Ben's Call 
  
  Those  channels can "predict" reversals for ranging 
  markets only. When market  is  trending  they  
  don't  produce tradable signals. Sometimes price  makes  a 
  short living correction then penetrates boundaries and keeps  
  going  on. Sometimes it penetrates even without correction. 
  For trending  market  of 2003 I counted 5 "tops" that were 
  "predicted" but never happened.
  Channels  of  all  
  types are estimators for volatility, not predictors for directional 
  movements or reversals.
  Alex.
 
 
  Monday, October 4, 2004, 
  11:47:32 PM, you wrote:
 
  JW> This is a a supplement to Ben's call 
  for a significant top today. Whereas JW> Ben's analysis was based on a 
  macro view of the markets, my methodology JW> includes macro models as 
  well as a detailed look at individual stocks in the JW> OEX and NDX. My 
  forecasting methodology also is predicting a reversal this JW> week but 
  the macro models of the markets have yet to flash a sell signal. JW> The 
  most likely reversal days appear to be Wednesday  or Thursday. JW> 
  To get an opinion of the magnitude of the decline, I look at the 
  individual JW> stocks. The more stocks in an index contributing to the 
  reversal, the JW> greater it will be. Those of you following Clyde's 
  work on Hurst channels JW> realize that the chance of a reversal is 
  greatest at the boundaries of the JW> channel. I measure channel 
  location along with forecast signals to get a JW> feel for the extent of 
  an index move. Yesterday, 29 of the NDX 100 stocks JW> were at a channel 
  boundary and near a reversal - today's up move  resulted JW> in 50 
  of the 100 being in reversal territory. JW> I expect some rounding 
  action in the next two days with more stocks entering JW> their time and 
  price limits for a reversal so the decline could be JW> 
  substantial. JW> I have also exited fund positions and began to enter on 
  the short side. JW> I urge caution this week. JW> Jim 
  White
 
 
 
 
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