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To: gordant who wrote (1278)	2/24/2000 9:39:00 PM
From: Boolish	Respond to of 2127

A LITTLE MARKET EDUCATION WHILE WE WAIT from the bool library... 1) the strongest trading day of the week is the last trading day of the week while the first is the weakest. 2) the market rises more often on the second trading day of the month more than any other. 3) The last, first, second, third, and fourth trading days of every month is traditionally the highest performers. Why is this so? Because humans operate on a monthly fiscal basis. It is the money coming from the mutual funds, pension funds, and banks that determine the markets trading patterns. 4) Nov Dec and Jan are the months to make your money. February is traditionally weak until things pick back up in March and April. 5) October! Besides being ta "tight money" month, the beginning of a new car year, and the last campaign month before elections....October is also the time most bear markets end.