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QQQ 608.86+0.1%Nov 14 4:00 PM EST
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To: Jon Khymn who wrote (145)6/6/2001 5:41:05 PM
From: Robert Scott   of 795
 
If you compute the numbers it comes up to:

Message 15900992

From today then, we have a gain potential of:

DJIA = 12.80%
S&P500 = 17.56%
Nasdaq = 23.77%

So the answer is yes if it does what it has done on an average basis over a long period of time. It has never been lower 12 months after a market low.

As to whether we have hit a market low, I think the evidence is pretty conclusive that we have - market action & rates. My model flashed a BUY signal at the end of April, 2001. In looking back since the Nasdaq began, the index was never lower after 12 months this signal.
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