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Moomin Valley (formerly Troll-free Zone)
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1552This dude expects SPX will go to 1383 soon<g> caldaroew.spaces.live.comRealMuLan-8/24/2006
1551>>In January, the analog to tomorrow, Friday was the big decline.<< RealMuLan-8/24/2006
1550This decline is looking very similar to late January at this point. In January, Moominoid-8/24/2006
1549Yep using indicators to track cycles works better than any sort of econometric mMoominoid-8/24/2006
1548The best macro model is probably still the biblical "7 lean years followingskinowski-8/24/2006
1547It might have something to do with feedback from expectations to real economic aMoominoid-8/24/2006
1546In any case, my anecdotal observation is that when the weather people are in agrskinowski-8/24/2006
1545Yes, weather forecasting is good compared to most existing stock market forecastMoominoid-8/24/2006
1544If you can do as well as today's weathermen with their satellite pictures, yskinowski-8/24/2006
1543My new system continues to stun and shock me :) Not as boring as the seasonal moMoominoid-8/23/2006
1542Thanks... good stuff. In the markets, a simple quant system is seasonality. Goskinowski-8/23/2006
1541He is making pretty much the same moves as me just a couple of days later or so Moominoid-8/23/2006
1540Tomorrow has some important economic data like durable goods, new home sale, andRealMuLan-8/23/2006
1539I have a forecast buy for next Tuesday's close. GZ's latest: investmenMoominoid-8/23/2006
1538Yeah, low tax is one reason, warm weather another, I guessRealMuLan-8/23/2006
1537Yes, it has grown a lot I think. The low tax states are growing fast :)Moominoid-8/23/2006
1536Then I remembered wrong<g>. That is a big city. I guess perhaps increased RealMuLan-8/23/2006
1535City 690k, metro 1.4 million en.wikipedia.orgMoominoid-8/23/2006
1534Austin a big city? I thought it has around 200k pop., including university peoplRealMuLan-8/23/2006
1533Probably is. And 0% state income tax and no winter weather in Austin... just somMoominoid-8/23/2006
1532The housing price in Austin is still sig. lower than Madison. I remembered that RealMuLan-8/23/2006
1531Prices are certainly low in TX. Partly due to little planning regulation. Some sMoominoid-8/23/2006
1530Yeah, you got that right<g> Another reason for why some places in TX have RealMuLan-8/23/2006
1529But I don't think there are any Hindu temples etc. in Bowling Green :)Moominoid-8/23/2006
1528Apparently, still some people trust him<g>, just not enough to keep the fuRealMuLan-8/22/2006
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