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To: GROUND ZERO™ who wrote (42973)8/12/1999 4:48:00 PM
From: Terry Whitman  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 94695
 
That post looks like sour grapes to me. Kinda the way I felt last fall when the SURPRISE rate cut hit and I was short.

Like da Bulls said then -Don't fight the FED! hohoho



To: GROUND ZERO™ who wrote (42973)8/14/1999 10:29:00 PM
From: marcher  Read Replies (2) | Respond to of 94695
 
GZ, seems you have the biggest crystal ball of all--congrats on the calls! I'm hoping you might comment on the following (posted on mda by benkea) reference to Fibonacci analysis:

>>From the Elliot boys:
The Bottom Line...The Dow appears to be tracing out a zigzag correction from the recent 10549 low (Aug.10), which we label Minor wave 2 or B. My confidence in this pattern is only tempered by the fact that the New York Composite looks like it may have traced out an impulse wave to today's high (possibly wave C of an expanded flat correction?).

"Nonetheless, the Dow has now carried to a typical Fibonacci retracement (62%), satisfying the necessary subdivisions and requirements for a completed correction."

There is also an area of resistance right above the market in the 11004-11031 region, where wave 'c' is 62% of wave 'a' within the zigzag pattern, and a previous second wave high.

"It has certainly been a quick retracement, as the initial impulse wave down lasted 116 hours, and the correction so far has lasted 23 hours, shy of a Fibonacci relationship of .236. That relationship would be satisfied near 11:30 AM Monday morning, if it has any meaning."

Also, short-term momentum oscillators have yet to turn down, allowing for more of rally if the market so chooses.<<

tia
--Marc