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To: Tommy Dorsey who wrote (49420)	6/25/1999 11:07:00 AM
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Thanks Tom, we're glad to have you. We actually have a fair number of piffers on this thread. Totally Optional Extra Credit :) To reach the next level of Myth immortality, you need to slip the word "myth" into an appearance or newsletter sometime ;) any use of the word is acceptable...in any sentence. Bill Meehan (CNBC appearance predating search limits on si) Earlie techstocks.com Bill Fleckenstein Message 8483174 are Myth Hall of Famers for having mentioned the word myth on CNBC or in their columns or newsletters ;)

To: Tommy Dorsey who wrote (49420)	6/25/1999 1:09:00 PM
From: John Pitera	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 86076

Tom, I am very impressed that you have gone ahead and ponied up the bucks to join SI. I was getting used to you posting under James Ball's identity. -g- Where would we go to enter the hedge fund contest starting on July 1st, Your Website?

To: Tommy Dorsey who wrote (49420)	6/25/1999 1:30:00 PM
From: John Pitera	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 86076

Tom, here are some comments that Peter Eliades made today on a Longwaves forum that I participate in : I didn't think my post left too much to the imagination, but thanks for making it sound more mystical than it was. The May and June highs of what? It should be fairly clear by now (although I learned long ago there are no certitudes in life, much less in the stock market) that the daily advance-decline line saw its high for this bull market in April 1998, and while my very rare "Sign of the Bear" signal in mid May does not promise an immediate final high, its history suggests the top is in because in 6 of the 9 prior cases (over the past 70 years), the final high is seen within 38 calendar days of the last churning day, which we have now surpassed. The bubbly is chilled (Sonoma County's fabulous Schramsberg, perhaps the finest our country offers), but I take no delight in seeing it happen, if it has. It will not be a pretty time for any of us. As to the Coppock Curve, it is hard to imagine a long term momentum indicator giving a clearer signal than the one we are seeing now, but I've never seen a technical indicator that came with a written guarantee. My current use of it has nothing to do with the Stack work you are referring to (which, by the way, he got from and attributed to me) . Yes, I promise you you will be one (bear) again, but I can almost guarantee you and Dan and Abbie and Ralph that the bear market will start without your initial imprimatur. That's just the way markets work. Could it go on another year? You betcha! As I noted in an earlier post, my buddy PQ thinks it will and his timing has been quite good for the past few years. All I can do is follow the damn signs in the road, and right now there are a lot of Danger! signs out there. I plan to follow them for now. Peter Eliades Stockmarket Cycles