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09-14-2007, 02:41 PM

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Originally Posted by Euchre

If the majority are leaning in one direction go the other way. The reason I don't like the first # as much is when 1.7 say is the ratio and 55% are long well 45% are short so that isn't extreme- Its the "sentiment" the building of positions that tells me the "leanings" I like to see guts match to my potential Wave 3 sells/buys my system generates. Those are the juiciest.

Keep up the good work on the "Guts", Euchre!

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