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To: GROUND ZERO™ who wrote (66649)

12/13/2014 7:27:04 AM

From: Fintas

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BELL CURVE AVG.. NOT TO WORRY.. IT's in the 45 and I've been told ROTATION is coming and will hold those indexes up.

UNLESS one understands what happens during deep retraces..

Have I mentioned lately that bell curve avg that recently dropped to 35 on the way to 1820 is going to head to the 24/16/10.

Let's see what that is going to look like. *(NOTE the ALL TIME AVG LOW WAS 3).

YUP.. BUY THE DIP.. Just keep in mind many were doing that with precious metals, oil and lookie lookie to the past. Fintas

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To: GROUND ZERO™ who wrote (66649)	12/13/2014 11:50:32 AM
From: bull_dozer	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 218385

What about "Yellen put"? Isn't that going to sabe everybody? :-) Janet Yellen runs the Federal Reserve now, but that doesn’t mean that notions about what used to be known as the “Bernanke put,” named after her predecessor, Ben Bernanke, have expired. So far, there’s been little talk of a “Yellen put,” but the U.S. Federal Reserve still remains ready to bail out the markets if things get hairy, Bank of America Merrill Lynch analysts say. marketwatch.com