Sayyyyy......Mr. Old FoxDude:Tried to assess that T&A stuff that you have been posting about here on the KL board so I did some research. Earlier today, I went to the Mall, bought a soy-boy Latte drink thing and sat on the bench to initiate my T&A assessment. For the record that soy-boy cra p drink was jettisoned after the first touch of my lips. Had all I could do to refrain from spitting on the floor to gat the taste out of my mouth. That would have been bad form in a public place, Initially, I was confused at the totality of the assessment. I then decided to breakdown the assessment into its component parts. Much easier I have to say. I eventually reasoned that to pick the tops in the market I had to focus solely on the T part of the T&A methodology. After a while I got the hang of it. I began to document my progress and take notes. On a high level, I was able to identify multiple topping chart patterns. These included: the "one hung low", the "double D", the "sag", the "perk", the "fits perfect", and the "wish I were 18 again". After sufficient assessment of topping patterns, I began to focus on the bottoming chart patterns. These were equally enlightening. I discovered the "flat bottom", the "extended width bottoming pattern", the "perfect fit bottom" and the "move away from the plate bottom". I learned a lot today and have you to thank for it. So, thank you, my eyes are now open to the T&A investing methodology. Sherm