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Strategies & Market Trends : Analysis Class for Beginners

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To: Arthur Tang who wrote (1446)10/6/2006 4:42:17 AM
From: Arthur Tang   of 1471
 
Seasonal analysis turns out is based on money coming into Wall street every season.

Wall street investment is on balance about $220 billion for a neutral performance.

It takes $400 billion to move stock indexes up normally.

New auto sales in the summer and fall, puts a damper on money coming into Wall street to invest in the winter.

Funds are fueled by higher wages. This year most of the funds are not well received. Not much window dressing appeared.

This may change as gasoline prices are reduced due to increased production of Ethanol. The mild recession will be recovered around X'mas time. Economy for the last quarter may again be 6-8% growth, as food and clothing costs reduced, on productivity.

Next year, housing and auto sales will also recover.

We expect there will be the usual January effect to move the excess stock inventory(oversold).
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