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To: Shaw who wrote (60)4/3/2001 11:44:26 PM
From: Canuck Dave  Respond to of 235
 
Well, I've got my fingers burned every time I've tried to pick a (short or long term) bottom.

That includes what has turned out to be 'long term' holds of silver and gold, too, LOL. I'm starting to think I've totally misjudged them. Would have thought a flight to non-currency backed assets would have started by now.

CD



To: Shaw who wrote (60)4/4/2001 12:52:12 AM
From: marcos  Respond to of 235
 
Arch Crawford is apparently calling for a capitulation spike and reversal tomorrow [today in eastern time] ... some sort of conjunction coming up he says ... perhaps one personal to him, of Cranium and Rectum ... here's a long-term chart from LG of the MDD thread that puts the last few years in perspective, he's drawn in some trend lines and we're on one, pierced it a bit already actually - marketdirectionanalysis.homestead.com

My neighbour who bought tsx.to a few days ago sold it, where i don't know ... expects a double bottom on it, plans to bid 4.00 or thereabouts to start ... wants it long-term but wants all she can get for the money.



To: Shaw who wrote (60)4/4/2001 7:02:06 AM
From: originunknown  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 235
 
I was just reading in the Financial Post that "you will not hear a bell" when the market hits bottom. Only in retrospect will investors know where the bottom was for a particular market. This explains why some call the bottom of a market not a point but a process.

As for rallies, Roberge is calling for a monster size rally this summer that will fizzle by autumn. May we all take advantage of it.

;-)

ou