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To: Challo Jeregy who wrote (20244)	3/30/1999 12:25:00 PM
From: Sonki	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 42787

JUDY, rest of my email.The Dow closed above the impressive 10,000 mark on Monday, March 29, but can it last? If you're interested in the Dow's future outcome, top market timer Bernie Schaeffer, Chairman of Schaeffer's Investment Research (SIR), has unveiled his long-range market forecast at: asp.optionsource.com The way Schaeffer sees it, 1999 is sure to be another strong year for equities. He predicts that, for the fifth consecutive year, the market will deliver total returns of more than 20%. The Dow Jones Industrial Average (DJIA) will reach a record peak of 11,500 this year, the firm said. The firm's bullish posture is based on expectational analysis, which combines technical, fundamental and sentiment analysis. The firm's year-end 1998 forecast called for the DJIA reaching 9500, a level achieved on the third day of trading this year. The major factors supporting SIR's optimistic 1999 market view are included at asp.optionsource.com SIR founder Bernie Schaeffer is a nationally known options expert. He appears regularly on CNNfn and CNBC, and also writes a monthly options column for Bloomberg Personal Finance magazine. He recently published his first options trading book, The Option Advisor: Wealth-Building Techniques Using Equity and Index Options. In addition, he is a three-time winner of The Wall Street Journal Stock Picking Contest. Schaeffer pioneered the use of sentiment analysis, alongside technical and fundamental analysis, to formulate his expectational analysis of the markets. In the last two decades Schaeffer has been right on pace with market activity. A number of his market-timing calls, including his correct call of the exact top and bottom surrounding the October, 1987 market crash, have been made with pinpoint accuracy. Be sure to visit the firm's website for complete details of what's to come in 1999 at asp.optionsource.com Have a profitable day, Bill Wade Schaeffer's Investment Research inquiries@sir-inc.com asp.optionsource.com 1-800-448-2080 In