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Strategies & Market Trends : Stock Attack -- A Complete Analysis

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To: Jan Robert Wolansky who wrote (16904)10/23/1998 9:53:00 PM
From: B.REVERE  Read Replies (2) of 42787
 
JRW--Saw Favors on CNBS today. Said that he thinks we go down
in the short term next week.(didn't mention numbers). Thinks
a retracement to 9000 on dow is possible. If it broke through
new highs(9347?), would re-evaluate his position. Sees this retracement occurring from now up until Nov.25. The up cycle
could also end before Nov. 25th. Did not seem to be as positive
about a severe down turn as he had on previous appearances. Seemed
to be hedging on all calls, one way or another.

I think this market has him being indecisive from his recent
bearish stance. But I can't blame him. The fed has lent a lot of support to a market backdrop of negative year over year earnings
for this quarter, an imploding world economy and no prospect for better earnings in the next year. Allowing the big players to exit
their positions on this "rally" on the backs of the small ones
via media manipulation of the truth will cause the public to back
away from equities once the dust has settled. Rumors abound that the
fed illegally purchased option futures to turn the markets on
a number of critical dow "support" days. This notion that the dow held
their support four times is total bullshit. The market doesn't turn on a dime with no news out. Those that have the power to expose the truth
on what really happened those days are probably already bought and paid for with taxpayers money. Our leaders have no right to tell
foreign countries about how to control their financial markets. This
market's kettle is as black as it gets.

Later,

BR
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