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To: pater tenebrarum who wrote (18560)	9/14/2000 9:49:54 PM
From: Activatecard	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 436258

Interesting post: Message 14386884

To: pater tenebrarum who wrote (18560)	9/15/2000 12:32:04 AM
From: sam_o	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 436258

Heinz: Yea.... something like that[21 day churn]?<<gg>> It seems that if you read this article and are a student of TA, you would be out digging one hell a va hole in your backyard, after shorting everything first of course <<gg>> Some people seem to forget the timeframe we're in. Attempting to apply {yesteryears events} to 'today's' envelope, with a review, rather than yesteryear? Wasn't it Granville and ????? was it Precter who started this doom a few years back? Maybe Elliades too? Where are they today? Hay is still around, MoMO, and a few more... The key I think would be to centurise the economics. When has a Bank ever paid 3o (B) billion for another??? Hello, it's now 2000 fellas..... Do you Heinz, or some of the other brilliant 'minds' on this thread feel there's a major, or minor application within 'todays' market for this churning theory?? Market Caps in the stratoshere etc. etc. (There weren't any of those yesteryear either.) How does all this apply?? If it does? Opinions anyone, I'm interested to hear. The do we buy 'options'? Or, Oil, or Gold, OR WHAT? Cheers Sam O