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To: Richard Estes who wrote (978)4/12/1998 9:13:00 AM
From: Allan Harris  Read Replies (4) | Respond to of 1551
 
EFX and BNL, two of my larger holdings, made all time highs on Friday. This weekend I ran a SEARCH in the new Windows version of GET for new 30 DAY HIGHS on my 826 stock database, of which both EFX and BNL are included. It took about three minutes and resulted in zero hits. That's right, it couldn't find a single new high.

So I dusted off the DOS version of GET and ran the same search. It took about one minute and yielded 71 hits.

So, if someone, anyone, would be so kind to help me out and run a NEW HIGH SEARCH (30 day high, one bar) on your own Windows version of GET and let me know if you get any hits. I'm trying to determine if it's the software screwing up here, or, just my software screwing up here, or, maybe it's just me.

A royal thanks from,

Allan,
King of France



To: Richard Estes who wrote (978)4/12/1998 2:31:00 PM
From: Gary Burton  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 1551
 
Hi Richard----My thinking is as follows----daily chart shows flagging momentum, which peaked in mid feb.--looks similar to run up to last Aug top. and is sending the message, to me at least, that a trend change is due.-----next, I count 5 waves up from a whole host of potential pivot points going back to the1990 low. And, since I believe that the Fifth Wave Extension started from the 1987 low, and that we did a 1-2 of such Fifth into the 1990 top and subsequent low, all the rest since then has in my view been a big wave 3 of the Fifth. The fourth subwave of this 3 was last yr's low of 6975 and if this was so, it would represent the downside target for the next downturn (fourth wave of l lesser degree), which I think will then turn out to be wave 4 of the Fifth Wave Extension.----this would also coincide with the 4yr cycle bottom targeted for 1998 by the way and set us up for a 5th wave (of the Fifth) into the area of 11-12,000. I note that from the Dec 1974 low of 570 on the DJIA (where the bull mkt originally started), we did a 1-2-3 into the 1987 top of 2700ish . a gain of 377%. Measured from the 1987 low of 1616 approx (wave 4), a Fifth Wave Ext can commonly be expected to travel 1.62x such % gain which would target 11,500 on the Dow.----I classify the rise off the 1987 low as a Fifth Wave Ext because a number of indicators peaked in 1986/87 and still have not been exceeded (eg adv/decline line, log based MACD etc etc). ----- in laying out the above roadmap, I well realize that even committed GETsters will naturally tend to want to scoff at such gymnastics--which just goes to 'prove' my long standing notion that few people with GET really believe in Elliott in the first place (vbg)
essentially, people believe what they want to believe. Such is life. regards.------note to Temple--I see you have just modified your count to now project a big decline (targeting 650ish area on the S&P?) . Abbey Cohen and a wholehost of perma-bulls are of course telling you 'it can't be so, everything looks so good".And at a major top, of course, no one expects a big decline since everyone's calmly in the elevator waiting to rise to the next floor.