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To: regli who wrote (24461)	3/3/2005 11:06:30 AM
From: Chip McVickar	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 116555

>>>Chip McVickars S&P Market Read<<< For you'alls entertainment ---- Nothins Broke Yet --- Maybe October...? <smile> Basically Trend Following using Chart-Time-Trend-Internal Studies... My work is still UP --- signaling strength and buyers participation March 15-30 into July with test of Highs Oct 2005 as reversal window to watch Internal Studies: CLX-CLXpp-AYDIS... all showing bottoming patterns 30 day offsets... powerfully set up predicting rising prices 25 day cumulative sum... is over bought but not at extremes Arms/Trin... positive read and signalling market strength PCRatio work ups... positive read signalling calls are strong NYSE ADV/DECL... positive trend Trend Studies: short-term... UP -- (recently flat to down) Mid-term..... UP Long-term... UP Time Cycles: short-term... UP -- (recently reversed) Mid-term..... UP -- (in a window) Long-term... UP SPX Charts: Positive and holding up Spiral SPX Charts: Daily --- 4 days to the r-open wall Weekly -- out thru R-open wall --- up against L-open wall Market Sentiment: Positive to Cautious Astro: Warning signs of Market window for Trend Reversal in Jan-Feb-March 2005 Numerous characters and savants are calling for the end

To: regli who wrote (24461)	3/3/2005 11:49:11 AM
From: Chip McVickar	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 116555

There certainly are a Great Many People who agree with your post. There's a lot to worry about and plenty of evidence to support your position. Personally, I don't believe a significant decline for the US is immanent... We'll "Muddle Through Just Fine" and adapt to the changing conditions as required. This country continues to produce the leadership required to meet our challenges. The coming decades will certainly require facing the growing demographic pressures, healthcare costs, economic and energy competition, and the long-term problems this administrations polices towards deficits and war will bring. Perhaps the decline of our status as a superpower.... (maybe through our own choice).... will produce substantive qualities and have positive results in our peoples standard of living.