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Date: Thu, 29 Aug 2002 17:35:51 EDT

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I'm excited to have found this site. I have been trading options for about 2 
years and want to learn about trading stocks. I have a friend that takes the 
HGSI newsletter because they appear to have a very unique way of explaining 
investing terminology. For example, they originated the term LLUR and the 
author has a way of helping me understand. Does this site have a library of 
terminology that goes into detail like this example?
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LLUR is short form for Lower Left to Upper Right.  If you look at a chart 
pattern and it goes straight as an arrow from the lower left hand side of the 
page to the upper right hand side, hugging its moving averages you have an 
LLUR!  Take a look at PETM - Petsmart when it did just that from September of 
last year to June of this year, before it finally broke down and paused to 
refresh.  These are good beasts as you sleep easy as you ride them.  

The 405 Freeway (DTL) - Those of us who live out here on the West Coast in 
Los Angeles, enjoy riding a nightmare of a Freeway out here in the rush hour 
which goes essentially diagonally from Upper Left to Lower Right (ULLR if you 
like) as it meanders from Santa Monica in the North Wast to San Diego in the 
South East.  If you draw a downtrendline (DTL) which connects the highs of a 
chart pattern of a stock that has corrected, and the stock then rises to 
break upwards through that line, you are buying North of the 405 Freeway - a 
healthy situation!  I am sure you are none the wiser, but as it so happens I 
have just finished a five page discussion on the Case Study you have seen 
mentioned on the bb, and if you look at that attachment to that note just put 
up, you will see the 405 Freeway depicted on the charts in that study.  
Welcome aboard, and good hunting.  Regards, Ian. 

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Wyndy




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<HTML><FONT FACE=arial,helvetica><FONT  SIZE=2 FAMILY="SANSSERIF" FACE="Arial" LANG="0">I'm excited to have found this site. I have been trading options for about 2 years and want to learn about trading stocks. I have a friend that takes the HGSI newsletter because they appear to have a very unique way of explaining investing terminology. For example, they originated the term LLUR and the author has a way of helping me understand. Does this site have a library of terminology that goes into detail like this example?<BR>
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LLUR is short form for Lower Left to Upper Right.&nbsp; If you look at a chart pattern and it goes straight as an arrow from the lower left hand side of the page to the upper right hand side, hugging its moving averages you have an LLUR!&nbsp; Take a look at PETM - Petsmart when it did just that from September of last year to June of this year, before it finally broke down and paused to refresh.&nbsp; These are good beasts as you sleep easy as you ride them.&nbsp; <BR>
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The 405 Freeway (DTL) - Those of us who live out here on the West Coast in Los Angeles, enjoy riding a nightmare of a Freeway out here in the rush hour which goes essentially diagonally from Upper Left to Lower Right (ULLR if you like) as it meanders from Santa Monica in the North Wast to San Diego in the South East.&nbsp; If you draw a downtrendline (DTL) which connects the highs of a chart pattern of a stock that has corrected, and the stock then rises to break upwards through that line, you are buying North of the 405 Freeway - a healthy situation!&nbsp; I am sure you are none the wiser, but as it so happens I have just finished a five page discussion on the Case Study you have seen mentioned on the bb, and if you look at that attachment to that note just put up, you will see the 405 Freeway depicted on the charts in that study.&nbsp; Welcome aboard, and good hunting.&nbsp; Regards, Ian.</FONT><FONT  COLOR="#000000" style="BACKGROUND-COLOR: #ffffff" SIZE=3 FAMILY="SANSSERIF" FACE="Arial" LANG="0"> <BR>
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