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To: patron_anejo_por_favor who wrote (49498)	12/20/2000 7:47:43 AM
From: Terry Whitman	Respond to of 436258

On the 1/2 time length, I'm talking regular bull vs. bear cycle, not secular. I think the secular trends tend to last about the same amount of time. So, if the secular bull began in 1982, and lasted till the beginning of 2000, a 16-18 year secular bear trend should be about right. <g> cpcug.org Of course there will be many bullish cycles within the secular trend, and according to my estimates, one should begin soon. It should be sold, but not for a few months.