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

To: Lizzie Tudor who wrote (15759)	1/11/2003 4:52:07 PM
From: CharlieChina	Respond to of 19219

Weekend, Closing Notes: This coming week: Will War be declared, will a terrorist attack take place, will a nuclear event happen? The trading patterns over the past 4 days indicate that there is a heightened probability that a massive decision-making change will/should unfold in the Markets within the time scope of January 13 to 16, 2003. Prepare for the worst and you will not be disappointed. The below link contains Daily Dow Jones Forecasting and Timing: stockcharts.com The below link contains complete information with Weekly Track Records. geocities.com If there is an overflow problem try: geocities.com Use at your own risk

To: Lizzie Tudor who wrote (15759)	1/11/2003 9:17:34 PM
From: mishedlo	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 19219

Cashed out? Passed tense? After 10 straight years of fund inflows (or whatever it is), and 1 year of fund outflows, you think the average investor has cashed out? Sorry. Try again. He is JUST NOW STARTING TO CASH OUT. It is a new SECULAR trend. S&P and DOW have barely started to feel tough love. M

To: Lizzie Tudor who wrote (15759)	1/13/2003 11:14:57 PM
From: bobby beara	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 19219

I actually think Joe Public CASHED (past tense) out, in 2002 especially tech stocks where volumes on former high flyers are around 1mm shares/day on a $1 stock.<<< there are a lot of indicators that hit extremes last year, one thing that happenened during the slide into july, is that there was no place to hide, during the bear market up until then there had been a place to hide, small caps, homebuilders, value stocks, gold stocks, etc. into the july bottom there was a whooosh, they sold everything and sold it hard, huge vix, even gold stocks got sold hard and that was the point where the everyday joe started selling his mutual funds and has ever since, according to one market timer i follow, 84% of the money going into the markets going into the march 00 top was going into equities, at the october 02 low 86% of the money was going into bond funds. i think there was probably enough of a craps out for the bears at lows last year to at minimum set up a sideways market for this year, possibly some appreciable upside. I don't think bear bets, will have a good year this year, unless you catch the tops with pristine accuracy.