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| Tuesday, November 8, 2005 |
| Saturday, November 15, 2008 6:38:09 PM |
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Thanks,so much, little Bruce, but I've followed this suggestion 3 times before. Fool me 4 times...shame on me.
Looks like Worden Brothers has gone to the pottie. I'll leave in a couple days and give you as the reason--but I doubt that'll matter, the way things are now. I have Worden's successor picked out.
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WOW!! I figured you couldn't read any way, little Johnny. I didn't have much to do today, anyway. If you feel the need to screw around some more, just send your screw-arounds to me.
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WOW!! I figured you couldn't read any way, little Johnny.
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WOW!! I figured you couldn't read any way.
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Your reply is childish and passive aggressive. I expected a much more sophisticated answer, considering your trumpted-up stature. There isn't anything in Telechart 2007 or StockFinder that approaches it. A good candidate for a PUT would be one that's currently overbought with a history of at least several points "run" DOWN, next. I don't how to program that into Telechart or StockFinder.
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PUTS-How to program Telechart (or Stock Finder) to finD GOOD PUT candidates
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PUTS-How to program Telechart (or Stock Finder) to finD GOOD PUT candidates.
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