      In the next scenario, all of the variables carry different weights,and half are bullish, and half are bearish. In this case, the ensuing pricemovement will be representative of the sum total of all the weightedbullish variables less the sum total of all of the weighted bearishvariables. Because these variables are not equally weighted, and becausethe weight of these variables is subject to interpretation by all marketparticipants, the end result will be more difficult to determine. If allmarket participants place a net bearish bias on the sum total of thesevariables, the ensuing price movement will be bearish. However, due to thefact that these variables are subject to interpretation, the ensuing pricemovement will typically be quite jagged.