New York, NY (WFN) -- If you're still undecided about John Kerry and George W. Bush, a handwriting expert can provide graphic details about them.

Graphologist Sheila Kurtz has studied both candidates' writing and she says Bush's John Hancock has lots of "tenacity hooks" on letters and punctuation marks, suggesting a man who is tenacious even in difficult circumstances.

However, the "tightly closed loops" in his round letters show off a tendency toward narrow vision and the way he scrawls the letters "M" and "N" are signs he lacks a deep or probing intellect.

Kurtz claims Kerry's signature shows off a man who is more emotional than his aloof nature suggests and his firm downstrokes on letters like "Y" and "G" show he has strong determination, makes quick decisions but needs to guard against having too many irons in the fire at one time.

Despite the graphic differences between the candidates' handwriting, Kurtz won't say who is "write" and who is wrong, figuring that voters have to make up their own minds.

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