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To: Terry Whitman who wrote (27083)	1/6/2002 9:04:27 PM
From: Paul Shread	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 52237

Terry, I think 1966 looks like 1998 - a slightly lower retest a month later. 1935 barely looks like a blip on a 10-year chart: djindexes.com Note the 1939 sell-off in that chart - the only one-day bear market reversal that I know of. But it was barely a blip in what was essentially one big bear from '37 to '42. I double-checked my contention with someone who has daily data back to 1896; it's going to be unique in the historical annals if it turns out to be a bottom without a retest or at least a 50% retrace. Doesn't mean I'm not playing the long side here, just keeping an eye on the exit. -g- You made an excellent call at 8700 or so; wish I'd loaded up on more longs at the time. We got an ice storm tonight. Not pretty. Good thing I'm long EPEX. ;-) Paul