If you no longer would like to receive email from Kase, please reply with UNSUBSCRIBE in the subject line Kase Logo Learn Technical Analysis Two Full Days July 17-18, 2001 Early Bird Discount until June 14, 2001 Houston, Texaswww.kaseco.com Energy Traders, Marketers and Buyers. This two full day class serves as both an introduction to those new to technical analysis and a refresher for experienced traders. Technicals are taught in a logical, systematic manner oriented to equip both physical and paper traders to buy low, sell high and manage risk in the real world in a logical, methodical manner. In this class you will: ? Ascertain when and how to take profit and cut losses. ? Find out how to set up a strategy by identifying probable market direction and turns as well as likely targets using chart patterns. ? Learn to use both traditional indicators like moving averages and stochastics, as well the state-of-the-art methods which won Cynthia Kase the coveted Market Technicians Association's "Best of the Best" award. Content ? Charting Basics, Types of Charts, Support and Resistance ? When to Buy or Sell (Entry Techniques) ? When to Exit Based on Signals (Momentum and Divergence) ? How to Exit Based on Stops (Managing Trade Risk) ? Chart Patterns and Forecasting Basics (Candlesticks, Elliott Wave, Flags, etc.) ? Statistical Hedging
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Kim, Here are the draft documents with comments from Mark. I need your input to make sure that the settlements group would understand the terminology the same way I have defined it. I have followed strict ISDA definitions which is not how we typically draft our documents. If we need to I can meet with you to discuss how this is to be structured. Kathryn, How was it envisioned that ConfirmLogic would handle the difference between the Term of the Underlying Transaction and the exercise period of the swaption? Leslie, I modified the ERCOT definitions to make them consistent with the latest draft you sent me. There are two floating price definitions that appear to have additional variables in them. (The Megawatt Daily Index Daily and the Megawatt Daily Index Forward.) How were these additional variables to be handled in ConfirmLogic? Additionally the headings of each of these Floating Price descriptions do not seem to be consistent with the pub code designation that will be used in ConfirmLogic. Are the descriptions going to be updated to be consistent? Please let me know if anyone has any questions or comments on the draft documents. Regards,
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Here is an email: In connection with the trip to BA next week, I am having some problems scheduling meetings with other consultants and would like to know whether you have been able to schedule a meeting on Tuesday (Feb. 29) or Wednesday (March 1) with your colleagues and/or the ADA. I would appreciate hearing from you as quickly as possible in the morning because I already have requests to meet on those two days. I would obviously like to defer to your plans. Please call me tomorrow. Thanks. Sara
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Q: Terry: Just wanted to let you know that our son, Charles Eugene, was born on July 12th. He is absolutely beautiful and well worth the long wait and all of the time and effort that it took to have him. After a prolonged stay in the hospital, we are both home now and doing really well. I'm on cloud nine and I'm sure that all of this will hit me soon. Hope you are doing well. Take care.
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IN: Dear ST_SW Traders, FYI - I have entered APS deal # 683887.1 and .2 to true up APS tranny for June 2001 and to account for scheduling fees on that transmission. Please see the comments on the deal ticket for an explanation. The total for the deal is ($2,332.94). Thanks,

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Vince, A friend of mine works at Equiva (trading sub of shell/saudi aramco). She said they are in big need of smart-types to quantify the risk of their portfolio, etc. Is there anyone in your group past/present who you think might be appropriate and could use a job? bc

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