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To: Rich1 who wrote (10458)	10/11/2002 3:51:46 PM
From: Dnorman	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 30712

RYVNX is the bear fund. CD

To: Rich1 who wrote (10458)	10/11/2002 3:57:29 PM
From: Jeff	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 30712

well....thats where they go wrong...because as you approach these dates you have to see what the situation calls for and adjust to it... if their past cycle dates got mixed up....they should know something isn't working instead of sticking to the same plan..... bradleys are laid out years in advance...but all they are...are pivot points as a guide.....you just go with them after the trend is established.... its really amazing how accurate they can be.....and of course folks avoid that stuff because its voodoo..... and the more who ignore it....the better it works.....just like the retrace......<ggg>

To: Rich1 who wrote (10458)	10/11/2002 4:40:42 PM
From: augieboo	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 30712

INDEX-CORRELATED MUTUAL FUNDS OF INTEREST TO TRADERS Check with your broker about their policies on fees, order deadlines, minimum investments, etc., as all of these can vary from one institution to another. ------------------------------------------------------ Positively Correlated Index Funds ProFunds UltraBull Fund (ULPIX) 2 x SPX UltraMid-Cap (UMPIX) 2 x S&P MidCap 400 UltraOTC (UOPIX) 2 x NDX UltraSmall-Cap (UAPIX) 2 x RUT Bull Fund (BLPIX) 1 x SPX OTC ProFund (OTPIX) 1 x NDX profunds.com Rydex Velocity 100 (RYVYX) 2 x NDX Titan 500 (RYTNX) 2 x SPX Series Trust Nova Fund (RYNVX) 1.5 x SPX OTC Fund (RYOCX) 1 x NDX rydexfunds.com Potomac Funds Potomac Dow 30 Plus (PDOWX) 1.25 x DJIA Potomac OTC Plus Fund (POTCX) 1.25 x COMP U.S. Plus Fund (PSPLX) 1.5 x SPX potomacfunds.com ------------------------------------------- Negatively Correlated Index Funds ProFunds UltraBear ProFund Investor CL (URPIX) -2 x SPX Ultra Short OTC ProFund Investor CL (USPIX) -2 x NDX Bear ProFund Investor CL (BRPIX) -1 x SPX profunds.com Rydex Rydex TEMPEST 500 (RYTPX) -2 x SPX Rydex Venture 100 Fund (RYVNX) -2 x NDX Rydex Artkos Inv CL (RYAIX) -1 x NDX Rydex Ursa Inv CL (RYURX) -1 x SPX rydexfunds.com Potomac Funds Potomac Small Cap/Short (POSSX) -1 x RUT Potomac US Short (PSPSX) -1 x SPX Potomac OTC Short (POTSX) -1 x COMP potomacfunds.com Potomac Funds Family list on Yahoo: biz.yahoo.com ProFunds Family List on Yahoo: biz.yahoo.com Rydex Funds Family List on Yahoo: biz.yahoo.com ---------------------------------------------------------- A COUPLE OTHER FUNDS FOR BAD ECONOMIC TIMES Note: Unlike the funds listed above, these funds, so far as I know, are subject to all the usual fees and limitations as are the vast majority of mutual funds. ---------------------------------------------------------- Prudent Bear Fund Prudent Bear Fund seeks capital appreciation. The fund invests primarily in common stocks and warrants. It may engage in short sales and effect transactions in stock index futures contracts, options on stock index futures contracts, and options on securities and stock indexes. To select investments, the advisor first determines whether to hold more long or short equity positions; it is expected that the fund will hold both types of equity positions at all times, but this may vary depending on the current dividend yield of the S&P 500. The fund may invest up to 20% of assets in American depositary receipts. Prudent Safe Harbor Fund Prudent Safe Harbor Fund seeks current income and capital appreciation. The fund invests in liquid securities issued by major industrialized nations and other countries with sound economic and financial systems. The fund attempts to capitalize on currency fluctuations by investing in securities issued by governments whose currency is believed to appreciate in relative value. It also invests in equity securities of companies that mine gold and gold bullion. prudentbear.com

To: Rich1 who wrote (10458)	10/12/2002 12:41:37 PM
From: Mike M	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 30712

<<Carp had the 16th through 18th as a low I believe. But they do the cycles what 6 months a year in advance. He had yesterday as the turn even though originally he had 10th/11th as a high..>> Remains to be seen if he was wrong. Yesterday may well have been a high(looked a lot like a topping action at 1220)....Options expiration doesn't have to be a ramp either. OE is an "adjustment". The last two days added "fluff" to calls, only stands to reason that the next three may "suck the fluff" back out... The big boys aren't going to let anyone get comfortable with their game plan. My guess is we correct to 16th or so...see another little bump and then the next week we find out what the market really has in store... Jeff is looking for a fall off the cliff and Zeev is looking for an explosion up... One of them could be right... :o)