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To: chowder who wrote (278)	11/5/2004 7:59:41 PM
From: tom pope	of 13449

Thank you dabum. I have DYN in my long term portfolio, at an average cost of 3.16, so you can say I like it very much. I allowed myself to be stopped out of my short term trade late today for very short term reasons. Money flow became negative after the run to 5.23 last week, which suggests to me that there is a large investor or investors unloading, and the stock will be under some pressure until he/they are done. Longer term the pattern is just as you say it is, and I intend to ride with DYN for a good deal longer. And I intend to be ready to get back in with a short term trade as soon as it looks that what I see as the current sell side pressure subsides. This chart has the money flow indicator I was talking about: stockcharts.com

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From: chowder	11/5/2004 8:55:31 PM
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RULES FOR TRADING Below are just a few possible resolutions, but the important part for you as a trader is to set self-management rules that you are committed to, and that are achievable. 1. I will not trade every day just because I feel as if I have to. 2. I will develop a proven trading system, and realize that one bad trade does not negate the system. 3. I will set profit targets, and will take those profits when they are achieved. I will not change targets in an effort to create "just a little more" profit. 4. I will not let emotions sway my trade decisions. 5. I will approach trading as if it is a business. I will be strategic, and logical. 6. I will learn something every day, no matter how small, that will give me a greater trading edge. 7. I will keep a trading journal, and note when and why my analysis failed and succeeded. I will review this journal weekly. 8. I will not fight the market. I will capitalize on whichever direction the market is going. 9. I will take small losses rather than let them become large losses. I don't have to be correct with every trade. 10. I will become an expert in one area of trading, whether it be options, one certain stock, or an index. I will master every detail particular to those trades. 11. I will invest in my success, whether it be a book, market data, or a trading coach. 12. I will act upon what the market is doing, rather than what I think it "should" be doing. Source: BigTrends.com

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To: William JH who wrote (283)	11/6/2004 11:37:18 AM
From: bull_derrick	of 13449

Reuters/Bridge has an online chart on its product which is known as a linear regression chart. For several years, this chart had a 200 day regression with two standard deviations for the upper and lower channels. Recently, they switched to a 150 day regresion chart, but I still like the 200 day one better. I can't link to Bridge as you need an account to see it, but I did find a public page showing how a regression channel looks: vrtrader.com Unfortunately, that chart graph is for intraday trading and so it moves around a lot. A 200 day regression is intended to look for stocks that are seriously out of bounds of normal trading ranges. None of the screening programs I've used had a 200 day linear regression filter, so I wrote my own in Visual Basic. I've downloaded about 2000 symbols for exchange listed stocks and can run this to look for stocks over the 2 deviation upper range for short opportunities or under the 2 deviation lower range for long opportunities. Just because a stock is outside its 2 deviation band may not suggest a perfect setup. I would suggest looking at a stock that is outside the band but also showing signs of reversal either in the chart or by stochastics. I thought I'd share the output of last night's run in case the readers here might find anything of interest. The format for each line is symbol, followed by closing price, followed by the 2 deviation limit (which would be lower limit for long or upper limit for short). As you can see there are many more stocks above their 2 deviation range on the upper (short opportunity) than on the long side. Given the breakthrough on the Nasdaq of the 2000 level, I'd be more careful of the short side than the long side for setups. A lot of fund managers have their bonus riding on how the market finishes up in December and that should be supportive of the market. The smaller list of long opportunities might offer some potentials. Potential longs: AVNC, 2.9 , 3.86777063000278 BRLC, 1.8 , 1.91571849830484 BSTW, 9.1 , 10.0083971730996 CAU, 1.28 , 2.14529159720456 CO, 0.76 , 0.851876734601059 CRV, 5.95 , 5.99467254798077 DAR, 3.66 , 3.76002603169194 FAVS, 3.68 , 3.86401531204849 FTHR, 4.1 , 4.66995165719169 GFX, 1.39 , 1.50684079236016 GMTC, 3.8 , 3.81419349006779 HAYZ, 7.63 , 7.80286815624479 HBP, 8 , 8.18994150445076 HIHO, 3.2 , 3.6253740271229 HLD, 1.4 , 1.42498010232476 INTT, 4.25 , 4.77529292088787 IO, 7.45 , 7.83026154373227 IRIX, 4 , 4.24637688032103 NEOF, 6.36 , 6.603353376959 NGA, 1.95 , 2.00124187751899 OLAB, 1.1 , 1.20667384024433 PRGX, 5.17 , 5.21689169515475 QBAK, 4.52 , 5.14794358214206 REF, 4.2 , 4.34855813620844 RPI, 7.35 , 7.53227314567965 SCKT, 1.59 , 1.63075446787246 SGU, 6.88 , 9.61572020970687 SHLO, 9.36 , 9.66371249211744 TPTH, 6.42 , 6.51270744489513 Potential Shorts: ABIX, 6.99 , 6.47611479478409 ABLE, 2.4 , 2.26614758380536 ABP, 2.9 , 2.66568617182128 ABY, 6.25 , 6.22762997608721 ACTI, 7.83 , 7.80456150995785 ACY, 3.03 , 2.77494953368036 ADAM, 3.48 , 3.28088431434334 ADCT, 2.4 , 2.26424956817389 ADSX, 3.77 , 3.67806462341507 AEL, 10.54 , 10.1628758650037 AGEN, 6.67 , 6.61073785210478 AHO, 7.32 , 7.04368790788439 AINN, 4.24 , 3.68690977526376 AMCC, 3.49 , 3.4792370970438 AMKR, 5.52 , 4.66755451633505 AMPL, 3.84 , 3.74254720114077 AMR, 8.93 , 8.58573611669423 AMRI, 10.21 , 10.1943559030992 AMRN, 2.25 , 1.40689192512288 APAC, 1.73 , 1.68331039291313 APCS, 10.6 , 10.2621830062678 ARDI, 6.37 , 5.22567341947596 ASGN, 5.52 , 5.24416749403838 ASPT, 10.71 , 10.675091520434 ASTT, 1.2 , 1.17449469151236 ATAR, 1.95 , 1.82075165663359 AVNX, 3.14 , 2.87254823120327 AWRE, 3.73 , 3.38764382726986 BAMM, 9.49 , 9.07131174017559 BDL, 6.7 , 6.62514890408343 BDSIC, 4 , 3.86420981506135 BEAS, 8.62 , 8.12211995164252 BFEN, 7.5 , 7.46189787084665 BFLY, 3.2 , 2.4984810550437 BFR, 6.82 , 6.58431117551177 BI, 3.14 , 3.07199288981166 BJCT, 1.35 , 1.18489499952204 BOOT, 9.03 , 8.24658415192732 BOSC, 2.37 , 2.36064009555542 BRCD, 6.88 , 6.62887518675833 BTJ, 4.65 , 4.58255340122595 BUCA, 5.07 , 4.66271522973126 BUTL, 4.08 , 3.06828083671125 CAL, 10.63 , 9.75493761004144 CAND, 5.72 , 4.92138290843774 CBR, 8.97 , 8.92106530601295 CDE, 5.21 , 5.04216855139661 CDSS, 3.28 , 3.21907301359413 CECE, 2.93 , 2.89707232843131 CFCI, 11.86 , 9.73601661695657 CHNL, 4.67 , 4.41491527973955 CIB, 9.48 , 9.40433533732025 CIEN, 2.33 , 2.20347891079337 CITP, 8.48 , 8.01902679925124 CKCM, 7.2 , 6.3088129859765 CKN, 7.6 , 7.49458140604967 CMD, 2.48 , 2.43851857308376 CMGI, 1.36 , 1.32580371650888 CMKG, 3.07 , 2.89103066826546 CMRO, 7.95 , 7.00395074367021 CNST, 5.86 , 5.62975115329351 COBR, 9 , 8.30420704731326 CPCI, 4.35 , 4.05533483533223 CRGN, 6.1 , 5.98818974301992 CRXL, 10.79 , 9.95652731549455 CSPLF, 6.5 , 6.1270974131711 CSU, 5.25 , 5.24174730599693 CTMI, 9.2 , 8.95521241638445 CWG, 10.35 , 9.25427587595069 CWP, 6.03 , 5.96964358980044 CY, 10.99 , 9.9573748217509 DAIO, 3.25 , 2.92693439062708 DAL, 6.15 , 4.84118341449892 DAVE, 8.88 , 8.82589558626644 DCAI, 7.9 , 7.12268493979159 DCLK, 7.33 , 6.806891157985 DECA, 10.98 , 9.83136541967894 DISK, 5.55 , 5.22689542268946 DMN, 6.22 , 6.21486810384478 DNDN, 12.12 , 10.497121871062 DOC, 3.6 , 3.4917420628953 DRRA, 8.96 , 7.82855149535478 DSGX, 1.44 , 1.38999369076805 DSS, 2.86 , 2.61709746200951 EASY, 1.53 , 1.48680821014916 EBKR, 10.55 , 9.10364743916486 ECST, 13.4 , 10.5690203861519 ECTX, 2.66 , 2.47585191183068 EDGR, 1.24 , 1.22221231454687 EGX, 10.57 , 9.90275282279114 ELXS, 3.8 , 3.6569585583162 ENI, 7.71 , 7.68099042792946 ENMC, 5.55 , 5.22433943571931 ENMD, 2.21 , 2.03928630102661 ENT, 4.37 , 4.12174356621481 ENTG, 9.68 , 9.43840421093122 ENTU, 3.5 , 3.47600050032498 EONC, 1.84 , 1.54541099876032 EPMD, 3.15 , 3.1131702214415 EPMN, 1.58 , 1.49430208611364 EVC, 8.36 , 8.33358792948244 EXTR, 6.48 , 5.73289656125788 FAC, 8.35 , 8.23488902922588 FCGI, 5.12 , 5.08638986189491 FDT, 10.5 , 9.58833589288263 FFED, 1.9 , 1.71003760693553 FFEX, 8.69 , 8.51268471015059 FNSR, 1.7 , 1.58100527331041 FRNT, 9.98 , 9.31893020890417 GAFC, 6.9 , 6.63687480811874 GAIT, 8 , 7.65729286112294 GAP, 7.1 , 6.79913756511928 GEG, 8.75 , 8.42208154885017 GEMP, 4.2 , 4.0610808399025 GGAL, 8.51 , 8.05955012188461 GLBL, 7.29 , 7.02161556167608 GPTX, 4.65 , 4.36425581564664 GPX, 8.38 , 8.25526546281579 GRB, 7.84 , 7.77420179968055 GSIC, 10.95 , 10.408708583921 GSOL, 8.48 , 7.3163572968696 GTSI, 10.2 , 9.79759722395121 GXY, 1.97 , 1.90842231066873 HDTV, 7.55 , 7.0459118699042 HED, 3.03 , 3.01814245478239 HEII, 2.28 , 2.22289772086508 HH, 5.04 , 4.92464683014599 HIST, 4.71 , 4.2211369795433 HLIT, 8.84 , 8.43560653827723 HOMZ, 2.21 , 2.07572518209447 HORT, 3.6 , 3.52875154898656 HOST, 3.1 , 3.06487829587052 HPOL, 6.77 , 6.70978493454592 HSR, 4 , 3.88166457259885 HSVLY, 6.23 , 5.95163742039554 HUGO, 6.26 , 6.22944275228292 ICTG, 8.5 , 8.20788672971888 IED, 3.02 , 2.5325438678807 IGTE, 4.03 , 3.88422617035129 IINT, 1.68 , 1.65446516632905 IMAX, 7.14 , 6.58052677344565 IN, 2.07 , 1.83822293963031 INCX, 15.81 , 12.1091320397537 INFA, 7.66 , 7.03851429527129 INFO, 1.67 , 1.66866883285915 INHX, 7.44 , 7.31004924616756 INOD, 5.4 , 5.35609300599083 IRS, 10.18 , 9.35681853610884 IRSN, 2.65 , 2.60883416443406 ISIG, 1.57 , 1.2545166598099 ISON, 4.18 , 3.68103325711395 IWOV, 9.74 , 8.96366503662202 JADE, 2.76 , 2.62719080370005 JCS, 11.45 , 9.64181738534579 JOB, 2.91 , 2.6735057798668 KFRC, 11.01 , 10.1383436000076 KGC, 8.09 , 7.37674183016638 KLIC, 7.04 , 6.96211651215247 KNDL, 7.87 , 7.0190088182383 KPN, 8.2 , 8.1492718226406 KRY, 3.85 , 3.78180972441852 KVHI, 8.98 , 8.46183201820652 L, 9.63 , 9.18082686917507 LCBM, 9.85 , 9.14956997976309 LCCI, 4.35 , 3.70428951353821 LGVN, 1.89 , 1.77462823291427 LSCC, 5.22 , 5.1571640234787 LSI, 4.79 , 4.57219634936057 LTBG, 5.28 , 5.14981027025737 LTXX, 5.98 , 5.75485170436829 LYTS, 10.84 , 10.5752767179653 MAIR, 9.25 , 9.02800627795608 MAX, 8.45 , 7.85996432972773 MBVA, 8.82 , 8.80117048402761 MDKI, 3.95 , 3.85408870593587 MEDC, 1.08 , 1.05967522872241 MESA, 6.57 , 6.30780209006586 MFRI, 7.58 , 6.76723035058208 MIKN, 7.6 , 6.86233641275827 MIND, 7.98 , 7.65393114116967 MIPS, 8.2 , 7.52008727830838 MMUS, 5.15 , 4.54398999407648 MNG, 1.38 , 1.34888663941084 MNS, 9.78 , 8.95105231419562 MPE, 1.76 , 1.48020487250159 MPS, 11.59 , 11.2932826589213 MRB, 1.56 , 1.51816637432709 MSEL, 4.59 , 4.54356527805674 MSHL, 9.52 , 9.1658054235949 MTMC, 2.99 , 2.91544952714577 MUSE, 4.52 , 4.40654779322586 MXC, 5.95 , 5.90546121914627 NBG, 6.1 , 5.63166210045543 NERX, 1.98 , 1.88059235182799 NHHC, 11.38 , 11.0691679875774 NMTI, 4.3 , 4.12600188949672 NOVA, 4.44 , 4.43427254980827 NTCT, 7.1 , 6.47500343056227 NTN, 2.85 , 2.7901639444453 NTO, 2.87 , 2.80260080942124 NTOL, 3.4 , 3.380174827037 NUHC, 7.4 , 7.30471026440977 NVI, 6.8 , 6.48025171912404 NWAC, 10.16 , 9.87278903180511 NWK, 8.39 , 8.09336815121765 OBAS, 5.65 , 5.53163063285148 ONNN, 3.67 , 3.55431151199677 OPLK, 1.98 , 1.91271796468839 OPWV, 12.32 , 11.2509619209521 ORBT, 6.99 , 6.85328661992201 ORCH, 10.05 , 9.46282104911348 OSTE, 5.11 , 5.00010185323348 OTE, 8.04 , 7.35541909411037 PANL, 9.94 , 9.85768364948721 PFBI, 11.1 , 10.2886094926525 PFSW, 2.1 , 1.8397324055395 PLCC, 7.21 , 6.86701126269013 PMCS, 10.98 , 10.012279605365 PNO, 4.18 , 4.04737584174153 POL, 8.35 , 8.30476377967179 POLXF, 7.54 , 6.88376158701325 PPK, 8.88 , 8.76154320819452 PRKR, 5.79 , 4.91453492891243 PRLS, 1.47 , 1.46936547904924 PRTL, 2.35 , 2.29187364686554 PSSI, 11.82 , 11.1882162145074 PTC, 11.14 , 11.0791190606104 PTIX, 7.32 , 7.02742432403134 PTT, 3.37 , 3.36804726103619 PWAV, 7.7 , 7.30850271376229 PWEI, 3.9 , 3.47366681715505 PWER, 8.01 , 7.60523017606696 Q, 3.62 , 3.57992469892466 RADS, 5.44 , 5.1218743482768 RAE, 7.81 , 7.21012003129124 RDCM, 2 , 1.72381864175683 REDE, 10.13 , 9.4529255155495 REFR, 7.5 , 7.43068056980061 RELL, 9.08 , 8.80528858679643 REMC, 5.77 , 5.60093212249252 RETK, 5.5 , 5.12654516711412 RMTI, 3.25 , 3.22015547121529 ROXI, 7.69 , 6.17343020418032 SANM, 8.8 , 7.68019534095331 SBAC, 9.08 , 8.59766127914485 SCH, 9.72 , 9.51710526263162 SCO, 1.63 , 1.61944208121812 SEGU, 4.78 , 4.71122890204057 SIZ, 9.7 , 9.60221618354008 SLP, 4.85 , 4.62325428648946 SMSI, 6.58 , 6.06922607832109 SMTL, 8.93 , 8.29687751265952 SNAK, 3.29 , 3.04424000601273 SPIL, 4.2 , 3.9460894319136 SPM, 4.89 , 4.73966305847877 SRR, 10.81 , 10.6719871726702 STCR, 11.33 , 11.1473718862595 STEM, 3.07 , 2.86361795730123 SUNW, 4.79 , 4.56697122467253 SYKE, 6.86 , 6.74503161161406 SYXI, 8.56 , 7.95855153187943 TALK, 6.38 , 6.02239520508863 TBC, 8.48 , 8.29162627078228 TBNC, 7.39 , 7.30666195937959 TEKC, 2.05 , 1.98520441022318 TGX, 3.8 , 3.71568550486017 TIBX, 10.11 , 9.71206304464923 TLGD, 9.59 , 9.46066601219888 TMM, 2.63 , 2.62158066440491 TMTA, 1.97 , 1.91007463692609 TORC, 2.89 , 2.81447446037151 TPY, 5 , 4.84826154379836 TRGL, 14.12 , 11.8479292758041 TRLY, 3.61 , 3.5657785992154 TSM, 8.28 , 7.68758562125754 TSRI, 6.88 , 6.82099036637146 TTES, 6.2 , 6.17629924216499 TUTS, 3.21 , 3.09226446444324 TWGP, 9.95 , 7.22920886189134 TXCO, 5.63 , 5.19040547756312 TZIX, 7.11 , 6.95024395601037 UCOMA, 8.06 , 7.81174911188206 UCTT, 5.4 , 5.35510175541654 UFI, 3.36 , 2.98150583652984 UG, 7.3 , 6.86488642146791 UPCS, 5.95 , 5.44842807761647 URGI, 4.07 , 3.50577172584971 VDSI, 3.5 , 2.96538685866062 VIGN, 1.25 , 1.21693185261833 VLG, 11.87 , 11.801192654295 VNWK, 3.16 , 3.00709083619725 VPHM, 3.31 , 2.79426259934343 VRST, 7.78 , 7.53535687046903 VTSS, 2.87 , 2.7442464637335 VVUS, 5.7 , 5.48351531375129 VYYO, 6.2 , 6.19849568943201 WEB, 6.09 , 5.88584031998311 WEDC, 6.55 , 5.90684706353267 WEX, 3.68 , 3.13113643791039 WFII, 8.7 , 7.42265368770702 WFR, 10.69 , 9.92130830434933 WHT, 3.47 , 3.38467066268898 WINS, 8.17 , 7.94671125927732 WOC, 6.09 , 5.38813708411447 WSTL, 5.7 , 5.67993032245186 WTT, 2.9 , 2.83825684376575 WTZ, 11.4 , 10.8211957459433 WVCM, 5.9 , 4.26413933660503 WVVI, 3.2 , 2.63937278833504 XNR, 2.85 , 2.77434609914773 YBTVA, 12.34 , 11.2795486892938 ZOMX, 3.59 , 3.56839212142087 ZONS, 5.22 , 4.03530712376601

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From: chowder	11/6/2004 5:31:13 PM
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STOCKS TO WATCH - MONDAY, NOVEMBER 8 ARBA is setting up for a snap back up buy pattern. On 10/28 the price jumped on an earnings announcement and proceeded higher for the next couple of days. As the price climbed above the upper regression channels, we saw some profit taking come in. Profit taking was on light volume which is a bullish sign. The price is now sitting at the middle of the regression channel which also happens to be the 38% Fibbonaci retracement from the $10 October low, just before the price broke out, to the high several days ago. This is where the odds are suggesting the price reverses to the upside. There are several indicators supporting higher prices on Monday. In the middle window of the accompanying chart, you'll notice a series of short term relative strength and stochastic indicators. All of them have turned "flat" or are starting to rise. This change in the short term trend appears at a time when the price was still falling. This divergence is suggesting the price rises on Monday. The lower window will show very strong fuel cells via the MACD indicator. These fuel cells should have the energy to propel the price to a new 20 day high. If the price gaps up at the open, I would be a buyer right away, as long as the price doesn't gap too far to the upside. Anything lower than a 50 cents gap would provide me with the confidence to go long. A gap above 50 cents will take a different strategy which I will cover in another post. If we don't have a gap up in price, I would wait for the price to trade above Friday's opening price. Once the trade is triggered, the price should not come down and set a lower low from Friday's action. If it does, the pattern breaks down and that's where my stop will be. I see about a buck and half to $2 in profit once the trigger point is achieved. ttrader.com ==================================================== KVHI, oddly enough, has the same set up as ARBA with regards to the price sitting at the middle of the regression channel. The short term relative strength and stochastics, in the middle window, are suggesting KVHI will turn in the next day or two. The fuel cells in the lower window are still positive although weakening just a little. The set up is a 4 day consolidation range with price pulling back to the middle of the regression channel. With the weakening fuel cells and the consolidation phase, my entry will be a little different. It's a buy if it gaps up at the open but if it doesn't, I think one should wait until the price trades above Friday's opening price. If the trade triggers, I don't think the price will set a lower low from Friday so, that's where my stop will be. My price target is $11.50. Due to the consolidation, it's important to wait for the price to trade above Friday's open if we don't see a nice gap up at the open. ttrader.com dabum

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From: chowder	11/6/2004 6:13:50 PM
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GUIDELINES FOR PLAYING GAPS When a stock gaps up at the open, we must be aware of the first 20-30 minutes of trading. This is the trickiest time period of the day, particularly when the market is poised to open up very strongly. Buy orders that have accumulated over night and just before the open provide professional market makers and specialists with an extra advantage that they simply don't enjoy the rest of the day. They have a much greater ability to influence the opening price of the stock. In many cases where the stock opens higher, it is often excessively higher, setting up a bull trap. In other words, the stock is opened up artificially higher to sucker in novice buyers (those who buy simply because a stock has good news or looks strong) so that they, the pros, can get out. This is why many stocks that gap up tend to pull back rather sharply after the first 10 or 20 minutes of trading. Once the abundant premarket buy orders have been satisfied, the demand is gone, and the stock tends to give way to "professional" selling and a lack of demand. But there is an exception, and it is this exception that sets the stage for one of the most powerful intraday trading tactics. Studies have shown that if a stock that has gapped up and is able to trade to a new daily high after 30 minutes of trading, the strength demonstrated at the open was not artificial, but real. The strength in this case is real because it is being confirmed by continued buying "after" the early morning rush (the first 20 minutes or so of trading.) A simple yet powerful way for the trader to capitalize on the stocks that are truly strong, is a strategy called the 30 minute gap rule buy. THE 30 MINUTE BUY SETUP The stock must gap up at the open by 50 to 62 cents or more. In most cases, a gap up much greater than $1 will be news related (positive earnings, brokerage upgrades, etc.), which is fine. It is best if the stock doesn't rally much from its opening price. While this is not absolutely crucial, studies have shown that those stocks which gap and stall immediately make the very best candidate for the 30 minute buy setup. THE 30 MINUTE BUY ACTION 1. Once the stock has gapped open, the master trader must let it trade for a full 30 minutes. No action other than watching the stock is required during this time. Often the trader will be watching and monitoring several stocks that have met the preceding setup criterion. 2. Once the 30 minutes has transpired place an order 1/16 above the high of the day, which in many cases will not be too far away from the current price. 3. Once in the trade, place a protective stop 1/16 below the day's low. This often makes the play low risk. 4. Raise your protective stops as the play becomes more profitable. This strategy has above average profit potential, as well as an inherent safety measure, better know as a protective stop. It also helps the trader to distinguish between those stocks that open up artificially strong and those that are genuinely explosive. Source: Tools And Tactics For The Master Day Trader

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