My pleasure. One additional thought about trades like the one I described is that you can successfully play the long side even in a falling market. <A HREF="http://www.askresearch.com/cgi-bin/chart?symbol=AOL&exchange=USA&size=640x480&months=12+months&type=Candle&color=Graph+Paper&scale=Logarithmic&moving=exponential&moving1=50+day&moving2=None&moving3=None&bollinger=20+day&ind_sto=on&sto=15-5-5&wpr=12&rsi=8&macd=8-17-9&roc=16-8&mfi=13&refresh=180" target="_new">http://www.askresearch.com/cgi-bin/chart?symbol=AOL&exchange=USA&size=640x480&months=12+...</A> <A HREF="http://www.askresearch.com/cgi-bin/chart?symbol=%24compx&exchange=USA&size=640x480&months=12+months&type=Candle&color=Graph+Paper&scale=Logarithmic&moving=exponential&moving1=50+day&moving2=None&moving3=None&bollinger=20+day&ind_sto=on&sto=15-5-5&wpr=12&rsi=8&macd=8-17-9&roc=16-8&mfi=13&refresh=180" target="_new">http://www.askresearch.com/cgi-bin/chart?symbol=%24compx&exchange=USA&size=640x480&month...</A> No stock goes straight up or straight down. Knowing when its time to reverse is the key. Stochastic is the tool. Reid