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To: Nathan who wrote (54849)	1/5/2001 5:01:18 PM
From: pater tenebrarum	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 436258

the moon works different in bull and bear markets. bull markets rise into full moons, and often make lows on new moons, bear markets fall into full, and rise into new moons. mind you, that's just a rule of thumb, last year we had one of the biggest one day rises in the NAZ on a full moon day, and it was a one day wonder, similar to Wednesday. there is a Bradley low on the 8th, so it is possible the low will be made on Monday rather than Tuesday, but a system i'm following that predicted a VERY bad day for today (it also predicted a very good Wednesday, but i thought it would be a less pronounced bounce, which is why i didn't think it worth mentioning) predicts a middling Monday, and an extremely nasty Tuesday, followed by a one week rally. however, as with all systems, this one isn't infallible either. if i see a 'no fear' Monday, then i'm going to expect the Tuesday signal to work.