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To: Ron who wrote (26036)	12/13/2001 10:40:34 PM
From: ajtj99	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 52237

Yeah, everytime they air an episode of NYPD blue showing Dennis Franz' butt, the market hits a local "bottom." With syndication, these "bottoms" are becoming more and more frequent. Hope that helps <G>

To: Ron who wrote (26036)	12/14/2001 8:33:25 AM
From: Terry Whitman	Respond to of 52237

Hi Ron. The way I understand it is that the market tends to TOP near Full moons, and BOTTOM near new moons. There have been some studies done on this, but I can't seem to find them at the moment. Here's one on the Full moon- programtrading.com. The Bradley cycles you often see mentioned are based mainly on the lunar phase, I believe. I did some research on it myself, and found it often does just that- but it sometimes does the exact opposite, with tops near new moons, and bottoms near full moons. So the best way to use it, IMO is to simply look for a change in direction near full moons and new moons. With the market heading down into this new moon- I'm looking for a bottom here soon. As with any trading aid- it certainly isn't infallible. Only a way to gain a bit of advantage. Scotty has a thread devoted to moon trading. He could probably tell you alot more on the subject. Subject 23324 Regards, TW