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To: Moominoid who wrote (68657)	10/5/2005 1:39:06 AM
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Oh no MOO - why? Phil Grandie keeps saying soon - like by march or so that people are gonna call thier broker saying in cramer style "SELL SELL SELL" and the broker is gonna say - TO WHO? You were the last sucker!! HAHA - maybe the TA guys are saying nothing but BEAR stuff and this is not good to sell stocks - so they shut them down. What is your theory? newsday.com Citigroup and Prudential both shut down thier TA groups - what happened when those boys over in london shut down thier gold traders? washingtontimes.com Here the DEAN of TA Ralph was talking about long and painful days watching the weather - now I know these chaos theory guys like to watch the weather and try to revise thier prediction models - but I bet the DEAN of TA wasn't doing that eh? Did you ever read about the weather changing butterfly with mandlebrot wings? Ralph Acampora, a stock analyst with Prudential Securities, predicted "long and painful" days of waiting and worrying as Gulf Coast residents, investors and consumers watch the path of the storm. HAHA - what a prediction - give that man a 7 figure salary!! metalsplace.com Here he is saying gold going to $500 an ounce. I guess he is in the digging holes camp - MOO are you hoarding shiny metal like the general? home.businesswire.com SAN DIEGO--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Sept. 9, 2005--Wall Street technical expert, Ralph Acampora, told an audience of 700 of America's leading financial professionals that increasing worldwide political and market volatility are leading to increased demand for sound investment strategies. Acampora addressed the Asset Marketing Systems Insurance Services, LLC (AMS) National Summer Conference in Las Vegas, emphasizing how "behavioral finance" provides a better understanding of market trends. BWAHAHA - I remember saying BEHAVIOR finance many many moons ago - that THIEF - HAHA! Seems like he is pimping for this company now. thepeninsulaqatar.com Here they say he works for WACHOVIA and try to pitch the BROKEN WINDOW FALLACY on the thier readers. "We believe the market has held up very well during these trying times," said Ralph Acampora at Wachovia Securities. The slump in the prior two months "leads us to believe that the correction that has been going on during August and July is over." Despite predictions that the storm will result in $125bn in losses and wipe out 400,000 jobs, many economists say this won't derail the national economy. marketwatch.com Acampora has been credited as the first analyst to say the Dow Jones Industrial Average would reach 10,000, Gorman said. Still, Acampora also predicted in late 1999 that the Dow could reach 13,500 to 14,000 in 2000. The Dow has yet to break 12,000 and closed on Tuesday at 10,441.11. MOO - While reading this I was watching dave attells vegas comedy special - thanks for the info - it was funnier than anything dave attel has said - hehe.