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To: sixty2nds who wrote (27540)	12/19/2005 5:34:05 PM
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Even if 2006 ended up being a bear market year there would be counter trend rallies. All I'm saying is it's a lot safer to buy when things look so bad they can only get better. Especially if you want to be a longer term investor. Election year cycles since 1950 have only resulted in two mid term years without resultant sell offs in the S&P 500. These sell offs led to tremendous buying opportunities. They also have a habit of occurring in four year cycles: investorshub.com Guess what? 2006 is a mid term year. If you want to bet against there being a good trading bottom in 2006 then you have to believe that the market is capable of continuing on to new highs without a significant pullback? That simply is not likely because of all the negative divergences present now in combination with high levels of meaningful bullishness. I will be a short term buyer before the next long term bottom but only with limited funds because this market rally has continued with less and less participation. Good luck to all... RtS