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To: Gottfried who wrote (8869)9/30/2001 5:05:14 PM
From: Dale Baker  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 23153
 
No matter how you slice it, the historical norms argue for a bottom to this bear in the coming quarter, with whatever recovery we get starting by early 2002.

That's the theory - but with current world events anything is possible. A miracle snatch and grab that puts Bin Laden in a New York courtroom could pop the markets up 20% in a couple of days. A chemical attack on a major US city water supply could also drop us 20%.



To: Gottfried who wrote (8869)9/30/2001 9:02:18 PM
From: upanddown  Respond to of 23153
 
Gottfried

3/24/00 is the right date. There was an intra-day high of 1552 that day but bear (and bull) markets are generally measured from closing prices.

chart.yahoo.com

John