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To: chartliner who wrote (36631)	12/8/2008 7:31:15 AM
From: da_cheif™	Respond to of 206961

joe granville wrot a book a couple of decades ago called THE WARNING....so the fk wat.....geeziz....and you think he.ll get even with this one....???? and dont call him my hero.......he contributed like prechter to my knowledge of the markets..... bigpicture.typepad.com

To: chartliner who wrote (36631)	12/8/2008 7:35:48 AM
From: da_cheif™	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 206961

when you start talkin on your blog about the only guy that means anything...(you will)......then you have arrived....-g-

To: chartliner who wrote (36631)	12/8/2008 7:38:16 AM
From: da_cheif™	Respond to of 206961

he wasnt my boss...i was his boss......and i fired him.

To: chartliner who wrote (36631)	12/8/2008 7:55:01 AM
From: da_cheif™	Respond to of 206961

this is why i fired him in the mid 80s.......if you get this book he mentions me.... From Library Journal Showman and long-time bear Granville here sings the same tune chapter after chapter: the market is about to crash. This book, apparently, is a monthly summary of his weekly Market Letter (from March 1983 to January 1985). He draws a total of 183 parallels with 1929, using four broad categories: psychological, historical, technical, and market. Some are rather far-fetchede.g., ``market declines on no news.'' It is reassuring to know there is someone who is not a constant bull, as most analysts and brokers are, but the repeated warnings of an unlikely crash prove that pure technical analysis (he writes of ``the total uselessness of fundamental analysis'') is not the answer. Granville will eventually be right, of course, but so will a stopped clock. Not recommended. Alex Wenner, Indiana Univ. Lib., Bloomington Copyright 1985 Reed Business Information, Inc.