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To: Kevin who wrote (33306)1/15/1998 2:11:00 PM
From: barbara fine  Read Replies (2) of 58727
 
I am a long time lurker here, and the talk about cycles prompts me to finally come out. I began following stocks about 1948 and at that time there was a market letter written by Wiesenberger (who later went into following mutual funds]. At that time there was an Edson Gould
(I am not sure of any of my spelling of names and my memory of those long ago events might not be 100%) who wrote for them who was a great admirer and follower of the the sunspot theory for watching stocks. He later became a widely followed guru. A book that was written about sun spots and the market was called "Tides in the Affairs of Men" I had a copy of this but think it was lost. He also believed strongly in the fact that different numered years in a decade were important ones in how the market went. I dont remeber the years too well, but as I recall years ending in a 5 such as 1995 were supposed to be good for the market. I think that most of the Eliot Wave and other such theories started with these writings of Edson Gould.

Barbara
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