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Dear Ber,

Frankly, so far I have not explored any sites that contain I-Ching on the
Internet. Perhaps, you can go to any of the popular search engines and try
to search for them.

Off hand, I do not have with me books on I-Ching but if you go to any of the
popular book stores, you should easily be able to find one or two books on
I-Ching. Here you can start to `learn' how to use the I-Ching.

More...

1. There are two methods of interpretating the meaning of the I-Ching: a.
Some books have interpreted for you the meaning. b. Some use the 5 elements
concept. What this means is that after you had `constructed' your I-Ching
hexagram, you either use method a. or b.

Method A. would depend on the quality of interpretation. Method B is similar
to analysing the Five Elements - Productive and Destructive sequence.

2. Most books will teach you to think of a question, toss three coins each
time....

The advanced I-Ching software are most likely developed in-house by Stock
Traders and it is highly unlikely that they will sell these software ....
perhaps, do try to search around.

Warmest Regards,
Cecil

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From: Listmanager
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Date: Monday, July 19, 1999 5:11 PM
Subject: Prediction


>From: "Ber Cardor"
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>Hi Cecil
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>I learnt from your site that the most appropriate tool to predict stocks is
the use of the I-Ching model.
>
>Can you explain more on this? Where can I
>find more about the I-ching?
>
>IS there any more ways to predict stocks, big sweep?
>
>I understand some of the sites had ways to predict these but no idea how to
get to there.
>
>Thanks
>
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