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Strategies & Market Trends : Market Gems-Trading Strong Earnings Growth and Momentum

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To: Jenna who wrote (1680)1/14/2001 8:59:58 AM
From: lee kramer  Read Replies (2) of 6445
 
Jenna: <The Market's Basic Unit (Atom)>. Back in the 60's, (boy was that a terrific decade) I described the market as a Retail Operation. Inventory was Accumulated, marked-up, distributed, marked-down and re-accumulated. It was a cycle that repeated. Same with many stocks. Using John Magee's Tekniplat Chart paper (I think John was the first to develop the log scale) I graphically portrayed this cycle...and Pristine's display that you posted is strikingly similar. We've just experienced a severe mark-down phase on the Nasdaq. I am convinced that re-accumulation, followed by the next mark-up phase awaits us though it may begin soon or it may take a while. I'm seeing many double, triple bottoms. Head and shoulder bottoms (with volume confirmation)...and still many stocks and sectors firmly stuck in the mark-down phase. Conclusion: Trade the stocks/sectors that are in the re-accumulation phase from the long side...trade the stocks/sectors in the mark-down phase from the short side.
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