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Strategies & Market Trends : Zeev's Turnips - No Politics
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To: Pigboy who wrote (30549)2/16/2002 6:35:12 PM
From: TREND1  Read Replies (1) of 99280
 
Pigboy
Your wrote and I'll answer afer each part:
Larry
A little confused like exp. Your charts just confirmed that this is a Bear Market a little while ago.

answer:
The chart on my web site shows we are still in a
bear market since Mar, 2000 top.

1.) Are you saying now that if Zeev's scenario comes true in the Spring, your charts will change and confirm that this is actually a Bull Market with a Sept low bottom?

answer:
I do not predict.
If Nasdaq 2059 is exceeded (on a closing basis) without
making a low below Sep 21, 2001, I would have no choice
but to say a bull market trend started on Sep 21, 2001.
IMHO.

Since Zeev is saying the Nas bottom was the Sept low and indeed we are most likely in a Bull Market now (bc we most likely will hold that low and go higher) AND Zeev is ALSO saying that he sees the DOW actually going lower than Sept lows, it sounds confusing as to what the hoot a Bull Market is.
answer:
No comment.

2.) Can we have a Bull Market on the Nas and a Bear on the DOW?
answer:
Why not ?
But I think the Dow,and Nasdaq would soon get in line with
each other.IMHO.

3.) What is your specific definition of a Bull and Bear Market?

answer:
I feel this is a trick question, because you do not give
a time element. Is it 18 years. Is it 4 years? It is months?
days? hours? minutes?

The last question may help with exp's question about Japan. I believe you have discussed the definition of a Bull Market in here before, so forgive me for asking questions you may have already gone over.
answer:
no comment.

Hope this helps?
Larry Dudash
PS: Don't forget it all boils down to Hal's buys and sells
see thread:
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