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#1 Russ

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Posted 19 October 2007 - 10:54 PM

The charts are all quite different but 1997 looks the closest, a low in the first part of the year followed by a high into the summer then an Aug. low and then a bigger high into Oct. If history rhymes the we could expect another high or test of previous, before the late Dec. low that Airedale88 and others see coming.

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#2 wyocowboy

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Posted 19 October 2007 - 11:36 PM

Sometimes you have to throw the charts away and ask what is the difference this time? For hard data use breadth, advancing volume vs. declining, highs vs. lows, etc. Then ask what happened in the past in similar circumstances? The meaning is what it seems to mean, but feeling the way it does....( I think that is a song, .. no, a poem) Anyway, think big and check your emotions at the door please......
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#3 Russ

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Posted 19 October 2007 - 11:56 PM

Sometimes you have to throw the charts away and ask what is the difference this time? For hard data use breadth, advancing volume vs. declining, highs vs. lows, etc. Then ask what happened in the past in similar circumstances? The meaning is what it seems to mean, but feeling the way it does....( I think that is a song, .. no, a poem) Anyway, think big and check your emotions at the door please......



I have the breadth on the charts and I was not aware that I have brought my emotions in the door. It is just a comparison.
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