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To: nspolar who wrote (8452)	11/22/2007 1:41:20 AM
From: nspolar	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 33421

This chart is ugly beyond ugly. The blue lines indicate connection points of existing fibonnaci patterns. The red lines indicate possible future connection points to a possible fibonnaci retracement, in mid 2012. These types of patterns do in fact form. I am not trying to suggest at this point that this pattern will in fact form, only it is 'there'. If it in fact 'does' form, there is more than a run of the mill recession coming our way, and Ben will in fact literally drop money out of helicopters. TF Tuco

To: nspolar who wrote (8452)	12/11/2007 2:46:25 PM
From: nspolar	Respond to of 33421

The 30 yr yield chart .... Gross says Fed funds down to 3 %. What does that make the 30 Yr? news.yahoo.com This is the last down leg in the 30 Yr imo, but it may stretch out for a few more years at least. Time will show. Afa market tops ... too early to call. A possibility but so far the markets have imo continued to show resilience. The next 6 weeks will be interesting. A nice ding today, but a day is only a ding. A question for the historians and market technicians (well the fundamentalists can get thrown in too). Assuming LT rates continue to fall, the bond price will continue up (which I like as my work 401K is currently in bonds). The question is this, "Is it more or less likely for a Big Top to occur coincident with a top in LT bond price?", or preceed it, or what?