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Strategies & Market Trends : NetCurrents NTCS

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To: Teresa Lo who wrote (6200)3/17/2001 9:57:29 PM
From: TheStockStalker  Read Replies (4) of 8925
 
REGARDING CAPITULATION SELLING.....

It is already happening. The key to seeing it has been to look at the monthly charts
of the Nasdaq. The "Diabolical" Nasdaq has found a way to mimic low volume by evenly
distributing volume just over the mean for long periods of time. This month will easily
be the biggest volume month is Nasdaq history. The reason that markets have turned
around in the past during a capitulation bottom is not because it dumped out enough
sellers so as to end the downward pressure before it could go up. The extra volume of
one trading day is statistically insignificant to change the outcome for the next several
months or years. But rather it is the fingerprint left on the charts as to where the dumbest
money chose to exit. And we all know that the masses culminate in usually the wrong
or worst place. But when you look at the shear masses of volume on the attached charts
over the last several months, you can see that the sellers really are leaving this market and
at a statistically significant and ever growing rate.

nasdaq.homestead.com

Regards,
PDT
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