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To: Stcgg who wrote (28968)10/9/1999 10:48:00 PM
From: Challo Jeregy  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 99985
 
Stegg, I have that chart, the S&P, with those trend lines drawn, already.

My question was related to the S&P futures, which is what that article that you posted was referring to.

The date of that article was Oct. 8 (yesterday).

In that article, the writer said,
The weekly close below 1292.50 (Dec S&P) suggests a bear market and a weekly close below 1267---when it happens--- will confirm a move down to at least 1215 or lower.

All I'm saying is that yesterday's Dec S&P closed at 1332.90.

I am not disputing the move of the S&P in the future cause I don't know it!!!!!!! Boy, sure wish I did!

I'm just questioning what was meant by "the weekly close below 1292.50".

Is he saying, if we get a weekly close of 1292.50 on the Dec futures?

Just trying to figure out what the writer was saying . . .