Letters To S&C  |  FEB 1999

V.17:2: Letters

LETTERS TO S&C The editors of S&C invite readers to submit their opinions and information on subjects relating to technical analysis and this magazine. This column is our means of communication with our readers. Is there something you would like to know more (or less) about? Have you run across trading techniques, services or products that have proved useful? Tell us about it. Without a source of new ideas and subjects coming from our readers, this magazine would not exist. Address your correspondence to: Editor, STOCKS & COMMODITIES, 4757 California Ave. SW, Seattle, WA 98116-4499, or E-mail to editor@Traders.com. Letters published may be edited for length or clarity. The opinions expressed in this column do not necessarily represent those of the magazine.—Editor TRADERS’ TIPS Editor, I’m a long-term subscriber to your magazine and I always look forward to the Traders’ Tips. However, they seem to have disappeared for the past two issues, even though you referenced them in your December 1998 Letters column. What gives? Will you post November and December tips to your Website? I hope so! BOB FINKELBERG, via E-mail Traders’ Tips was unfortunately cut for space considerations from the November and December 1998 issues, but the section returned with our January 1999 issue. The January Traders’ Tips column was posted to our Website in mid-December, and February tips should be posted by the time you read this.—Editor RUSSIAN STOCK MARKET Editor, I want to thank you and the staff of your magazine for making great headway in the sphere of technical analysis. Despite some problems in the Russian economy as a whole and the stock market in particular, we often find ways to improve our knowledge of the market using your publication. DMITRY V. KAZIN Head of Research UNICOM Partner Brokerage Ekaterinburg, Russia

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