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To: shres who wrote (28400)	2/8/2007 5:57:44 PM
From: stockalot	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 42834

First of all any market move starts from the inflection. In this case the bull market (unless there is a pull back of 20% or more) began in Oct. 2002. Similarly the bull market ended in Aug 2000. I assume you don't understand that you measure these events from bottom or top. When did the previously bull market begin? 82 correct? When did it end? 2000-- You surely understand these concepts don't you? Why do you think Crazy Bob increased the amount by which the old highs have to be taken out? :) Sounds like he might have been playing a differnt game involving point spreads again. "I'll take secular bear market and 10% by golly".