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Strategies & Market Trends : MARKET INDEX TECHNICAL ANALYSIS - MITA -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: J.T. who wrote (11687)	4/23/2002 6:00:26 PM
From: High-Tech East	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 19219

J.T. ... I am trying to get a handle on why I am reading MITA. Recently, I stopped reading the very bearish Bill Fleckenstein and Richard Russell. At the same time, I am wondering why I am reading your MITA thread which is much more generally bullish. I know that you have had a lot of success J.T., that you are very bright and well respected here (including by me). I have learned some things here, but I am not nearly as technical as you and others here (and becoming more so is not a goal of mine). And I do not see that Rydex and the calls that go with it have been very accurate since at least last July. Most of the time that Rydex has indicated bullishness, I have been solidly profitable by owning S&P puts and being short the S&Ps. I must be missing something. Maybe Rydex is just having a bad spell. Ken Wilson _____________ ... my earlier misdirected post ... ... from 07/01/01 through 09/10/01, Rydex indicated long the SPX titan, while the SPX was -10.8% ... ... from 01/10/02 through 03/05/02, Rydex indicated long SPX titan, while the SPX was -0.1% ... ... from 03/21/02 through 04/22/02, Rydex indicated long SPX titan, while the SPX was -4.0% ... __________ ... from 08/15/01 through 09/10/01, Rydex indicated long NDX OTC, while the NDX was -13.1% ... ... from 01/10/02 through 04/22/02, Rydex indicated long NDX OTC, while NDX was -18.5% ...