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Strategies & Market Trends : JAPAN-Nikkei-Time to go back up? -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: fut_trade who wrote (1109)	6/11/1998 5:55:00 AM
From: Zardoz	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 3902

"You've already missed the MAY target and you're rapidly running out of time on your JUNE target." Cute... You missed this statement obviously: 'Since that time things have been more clearer.' I posted that so you know I've been negative a LONG time now. As your USA Bubble get's pushed to the maximum limits, it' get's easier to make predictions. Yes I was incorrect in the MAY 9300 prediction. No I'm not running out of time for my JUNE prediciton. I posted that to demonstrate that far away predictions are inaccurate, but the trend get's easier as you near the breaking point. Fundamental & Technical analysis can lead you to beable to make these predictions. As an example: Read the last sentence of Message 4699140 And compare it to gold? A person with sufficient data, and excellent stastistical software can create formula's that can be verified over a large number of days/weeks/years. As an option speculator, it's my duty to make assumptions and allow my company {and shareholders} to profit from it. I post here, and elsewhere just for you negative thoughts against mine. Acts as a sort of rebound board. But you give no evidence, proof, or any reasons as to why I'm wrong. Do you job better! Do question, but stipulate WHY I would be wrong. I take it you bought the Nikkei index and are now worried? Yes I come out of the wood work when the nikkei goes down. After all if, you are living in Japan, than the YEN rate means very little in comparision to the Nikkei index. But if you bought the index at 15,000 {assume it still there} and a yen rate of 128, than your only down 9.2% {141 yen rate)if in USA. And that's what's holding the Nikkei up... But for how long? Shall I go so we can all chear the markets upwards?