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#1 dcengr

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Posted 11 January 2007 - 07:08 PM

But some may find it interesting.

As you know, I've been doing correlation studies. You will note that it looks as if he's done a correlation study for 2006 and now 2007.

He's forecasting a big down move, but you have to cough up $ to find out when he thinks so.

If you've been reading my correlations, you would know where I think its happening.

Forecast 2007 has been released.

I showed you the future last year. I'm showing you it again this year.

I've just completed a 37 page report that lays it all on the line... explicitly telling you what I think the 10 best trading opportunities are for the first of 2007, as well as specific forecasts for stocks, bonds, gold and the dollar index.You will see the exact times I expect these markets to top and bottom... no mumbo-jumbo to it. These are un-hedged forecasts you will be able to follow.

1. The S&P 500 Stock Market
2. The US Bond Market
3. Gold
4. The US Dollar Index
5. 10 Best Trades for 2007

... AND A KILLER SPREAD TRADE

Click here for more details: https://www.ireallyt...recast2007.html

or go to www.ireallytrade.com home page for more details.

Forecast 2007 - don't miss this it.

Larry


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#2 skyymaster

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Posted 11 January 2007 - 07:18 PM

But some may find it interesting.

As you know, I've been doing correlation studies. You will note that it looks as if he's done a correlation study for 2006 and now 2007.

He's forecasting a big down move, but you have to cough up $ to find out when he thinks so.

If you've been reading my correlations, you would know where I think its happening.

Forecast 2007 has been released.

I showed you the future last year. I'm showing you it again this year.

I've just completed a 37 page report that lays it all on the line... explicitly telling you what I think the 10 best trading opportunities are for the first of 2007, as well as specific forecasts for stocks, bonds, gold and the dollar index.You will see the exact times I expect these markets to top and bottom... no mumbo-jumbo to it. These are un-hedged forecasts you will be able to follow.

1. The S&P 500 Stock Market
2. The US Bond Market
3. Gold
4. The US Dollar Index
5. 10 Best Trades for 2007

... AND A KILLER SPREAD TRADE

Click here for more details: https://www.ireallyt...recast2007.html

or go to www.ireallytrade.com home page for more details.

Forecast 2007 - don't miss this it.

Larry


Yeah, I got it and probably every other trader. So, does this mean we go to the moon to prove Larry wrong?
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Posted 11 January 2007 - 07:37 PM

But some may find it interesting.

As you know, I've been doing correlation studies. You will note that it looks as if he's done a correlation study for 2006 and now 2007.

He's forecasting a big down move, but you have to cough up $ to find out when he thinks so.

If you've been reading my correlations, you would know where I think its happening.

Forecast 2007 has been released.

I showed you the future last year. I'm showing you it again this year.

I've just completed a 37 page report that lays it all on the line... explicitly telling you what I think the 10 best trading opportunities are for the first of 2007, as well as specific forecasts for stocks, bonds, gold and the dollar index.You will see the exact times I expect these markets to top and bottom... no mumbo-jumbo to it. These are un-hedged forecasts you will be able to follow.

1. The S&P 500 Stock Market
2. The US Bond Market
3. Gold
4. The US Dollar Index
5. 10 Best Trades for 2007

... AND A KILLER SPREAD TRADE

Click here for more details: https://www.ireallyt...recast2007.html

or go to www.ireallytrade.com home page for more details.

Forecast 2007 - don't miss this it.

Larry


Yeah, I got it and probably every other trader. So, does this mean we go to the moon to prove Larry wrong?


Maybe. Didn't stop him last year though.

I'm guessing he's thinking 1936, 46 like everyone else.. and it could turn into 1986.. where it climbs even higher and drops off in october.

But I don't have his forecast.. what does it say?
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Posted 11 January 2007 - 07:56 PM

But some may find it interesting.

As you know, I've been doing correlation studies. You will note that it looks as if he's done a correlation study for 2006 and now 2007.

He's forecasting a big down move, but you have to cough up $ to find out when he thinks so.

If you've been reading my correlations, you would know where I think its happening.

Forecast 2007 has been released.

I showed you the future last year. I'm showing you it again this year.

I've just completed a 37 page report that lays it all on the line... explicitly telling you what I think the 10 best trading opportunities are for the first of 2007, as well as specific forecasts for stocks, bonds, gold and the dollar index.You will see the exact times I expect these markets to top and bottom... no mumbo-jumbo to it. These are un-hedged forecasts you will be able to follow.

1. The S&P 500 Stock Market
2. The US Bond Market
3. Gold
4. The US Dollar Index
5. 10 Best Trades for 2007

... AND A KILLER SPREAD TRADE

Click here for more details: https://www.ireallyt...recast2007.html

or go to www.ireallytrade.com home page for more details.

Forecast 2007 - don't miss this it.

Larry


Yeah, I got it and probably every other trader. So, does this mean we go to the moon to prove Larry wrong?


Maybe. Didn't stop him last year though.

I'm guessing he's thinking 1936, 46 like everyone else.. and it could turn into 1986.. where it climbs even higher and drops off in october.

But I don't have his forecast.. what does it say?



Don't know. I heard his trading is not as good as his forecast. Waiting to get more feedback before making the decision to purchase. He says he has a glimpse of the future. That's what keeping me from buying. Because no body has a glimpse in to the next minute. That is not to say he doesn't know his stuff. But, it is almost like someone saying this is going to happen and it is guaranteed. Well then I want a money back return policy if that is the case. Just my opinion.
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Posted 11 January 2007 - 08:15 PM

Why is he selling his forecast if he is so sure it is going to happen?
I would've bet the farm and keep it to myself instead...

Here, while Larry tries to figure out based on a few charts and correlations, this is what every trader will be trying to beat; the supercomputers of the large brokers!

Download the pdf at this website to get an introductory idea of what's possible today, how they measure the volatility and take the money of the speculators...

Anyhow, the market might be sending a big signal, are you equipped enough to detect it? :lol:

- kisa

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Posted 11 January 2007 - 08:52 PM

Why is he selling his forecast if he is so sure it is going to happen?
I would've bet the farm and keep it to myself instead...

Here, while Larry tries to figure out based on a few charts and correlations, this is what every trader will be trying to beat; the supercomputers of the large brokers!

Download the pdf at this website to get an introductory idea of what's possible today, how they measure the volatility and take the money of the speculators...

Anyhow, the market might be sending a big signal, are you equipped enough to detect it? :lol:

- kisa


Don't need a model. Brokers know when clients are margined up the @ss, and waiting for cascade drop down to occur.

This is why commodities are breaking down.. too much margin on top of margin.

Now all that fast money pouring into techs.. I wonder if they're margining up just as much.
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Posted 11 January 2007 - 09:07 PM

This is one part of trading I'll never understand. If you want to follow someone else's advice, why not just give them your money and go sit on the beach and relax? Let them do it for you, if you trust your money to them. In TRADING (thats what we are here to discuss, right?) the only thing i know for sure is my OWN temperament, my own tolerance for pain and my ability to follow through with my plan. Some of us can hold a trade for only a few minutes. But prosper. Some of us like to hold trades for days or weeks,,,whatever. But please, if you find someone who can tell me just what to do and make me a lot of money, let me know. I'll give him my money and go take a well-needed nap. mm
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#8 dcengr

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Posted 11 January 2007 - 09:18 PM

This is one part of trading I'll never understand. If you want to follow someone else's advice, why not just give them your money and go sit on the beach and relax? Let them do it for you, if you trust your money to them.



In TRADING (thats what we are here to discuss, right?) the only thing i know for sure is my OWN temperament, my own tolerance for pain and my ability to follow through with my plan.



Some of us can hold a trade for only a few minutes. But prosper. Some of us like to hold trades for days or weeks,,,whatever.



But please, if you find someone who can tell me just what to do and make me a lot of money, let me know. I'll give him my money and go take a well-needed nap.



mm


Discussion intent was to see what Larry was using to forecast.. probably price correlations.. then see if his projections seem about inline with what me and others are coming up with.

I'm still split between 1946 and 1986 models. They head in different directions. One says bear market, other says bull market.

One reason I think we may get a 1986-1987 type blow off is that all that liquidity from housing and commodities may come crashing into the stock market. Money has to hide somewhere.. and right now it ain't hiding in houses or commodities.
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