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To: Stcgg who wrote (28861)	9/1/2000 10:42:59 AM
From: James Strauss	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 42787

There were 69 calendar days between the bottoms of April 14th and June 22nd. Add another 69 calendar days to June 22nd and it takes you to Wednesday, August 30th. There are 104 weeks or almost exactly two years between the lows of the weeks ending September 6th, 1996 and September 4th, 1998. Add another 104 weeks to September 4th, 1998, and it takes you to this week. There are exactly 34 months between the important lows of December 1994 and October 1997. Add another 34 months to October 1997 and it takes you to August 2000. Last, but not least, there are 76 months between the important lows of December 1987 and April 1994. Add another 76 months to April 1994 and it takes you to August 2000. There are enough bottom to bottom equals bottom to top counts resolving in this time period to account for a very major top. Stcgg: I'm getting dizzy from the above... : > Why not cut through all the clutter and see what the prices are actually doing? They are rising... bigcharts.com Then, look at the interest rate climate... The FED is done... Then look at the economic climate... Unemployment ticked up to 4.1%... Production numbers fell below the all important 50 mark... I'd rather add up all these facts than all those top to bottom numbers... Jim