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To: ajtj99 who wrote (66544)	2/15/2003 9:57:52 AM
From: John Madarasz	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 209892

I'm not sure since I don't follow that particular 16td cycle. Tooearly has mentioned it, but i haven't seen any charts on it...and I'de like to. I do know that the 54 trading day cycle had turn based on the Dec 31st low on the DOW...the 27 TD midpoint was feb 5th...maybe that cycle has translated right a few days and yesterday was a S/T low...either way we're in a very relevant midcycle inflection point there that could halt the decline for a brief period. I think it's worth it to review this interview here re: the 54 trading day cycle that counts out to a March 18th low I believe, and that's in the 3/14 Bradley window...and the more important and deadly accurate 378 Trading day cycle window in mid late march....all for a LOW aegeancapital.com (Stan Harley also nailed the GOLD highs, missed by a couple trading days and the $10 blowoff, with his 81 trading day cycle in this interview also)...the guy is one of the masters imo regarding cycles I don't see anything in the any of the 5-6 Bradley models I track pointing to a turn here in any aspect Interesting indeed<g> All these cycles are important, but price is the FINAL judge, so we'll just have to maintain our disciplines in here. Like Allan has said...it's being stubborn that get's expensive Have a nice long weekend bro