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To: mishedlo who wrote (517)	7/12/2001 6:56:27 AM
From: HairBall	Respond to of 1328

mishedlo: I explained how I use the dates I project as "possible" pivot dates in earlier posts. I really have not posted this portion of my work before, as it is not traditional cycle work. Frankly, there are so many cycles it seems one is coming into play all the time. What I do is short-term cycle projections. Without going into detail how I come up with "possible" turn (pivot) dates. I then use my regular analysis to help me gage if one of the dates is going to be significant or not and whether I expect it to be a low or a high as each date nears. I don't expect each date to be significant nor do I know how folks can go out more than a few weeks. So you are right and wrong at the same time. I do use the "possible" pivot date projections, but only as a supplement to my regular voodoo...<g> My recent "possible" turn dates for the NAZ Comp posted in advance publicly were...(I think the mistake I made the last couple of weeks, is by posting my current working list. I usually don't tackle more than one date at a time.) April 4th May 22nd June 20th July 2nd Recently there has been a lot of interest in cycles, so I broke down and started posting my work. That may have been a mistake as my use of cycles is somewhat unorthodox and only short-term. Heck, much of what I do is unorhtodox...LOL I am self-taught for the most part. Some of my proprietary oscillators have cycles built into them in an unorthodox sort of way as well...voodoo if you will...<g> I hope this helps... Regards, LG