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To: Claud B who wrote (945)	5/6/1998 8:06:00 PM
From: Claud B	Read Replies (3) of 1267

Yes, I'm at it again. Here's my latest numbers game. For those who want to take this seriously I suggest you print out this message so you can follow along. Looking at the S&P from 1995/1996 notice the following: >From the low on 10/26/95 to the next low on 1/10/96 took 51 trading days. >From the low of 1/10/96 to the ultimate high of 5/23/96 took 94 trading days. >From the low of 10/26/95 to the ultimate high of 5/23/96 took 145 trading days. (That's the top chart in the layout.) Now look at the bottom chart in the layout: The 1997/1998 S&P index. >From the low on 10/28/97 to the low on 1/09/98 took 51 trading days If you take the low from 10/28/97 and project it forward 145 trading days you arrive at May 28, 1998. Similarly, from the low of 1/12/98 projected forward 94 trading days you arrive at May 28, 1998. Let's see what happens. the chart is at: pw1.netcom.com It's Called "A Possible Replay Claud

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