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NOT AT ALL to beat your list-informing,
though a but:
-singlely predicting crashes without the use of other, NON-stock related indexes
or data is like telling that if you can walk on the moon you can also walk on the sun,
both are planets, but thats about all they have in common.
As being part of TA, it means that you also have to include fundamentals and as
such 1929,1974,1987,1998 cannot ever be the same, eg intrest-rates, conjucture stage,
oil+bondmarkets+housing markets' crashes etc., and therefore predicting these
crashes can be done if there are ALSO fundamental simularities, wich
currently THERE ARE DEFENITLY NOT(plenty has been written(facts) about this)
-there are FAR TOO MANY(self-made) Guru's telling what markets do or not do or are going to do
-from the web-site noticed, among some that has been applied, that the use of indicators
such as patterns+support&resistance is, at least to say, too "single" displayed, though
at least he uses these with other "more indicators combined"
Myself I am not a Guru, and what is been displayed is, among the standard theories, just that,
by getting i.e., S Achelis' TA book, know one can do this himselve and as such this site is
also NOT 'rocking me of my chair'.
Thus apart from ANNOYING predictions, there are some parts of TA that can be picked up,
for training sakes, but BE NOTIFIED for the above so called "predictions" and related "training
material", eg use them in their right perspective(s).
One of the facts about the current markets is that we are going to switch from an intrest-rates
driven market into a profits-growth driven market, and as such emerging markets causing present
(+future?) turmoil, and so far as can be overseen, direct influences on halve-year-results have
been tame(+apart from some of the not-so well led companies), but plenty of figures still have
to come out in Aug98 and later on this year.
The "local operating business" companies should get their best results ever (Now not being hit
by the "Asian profits drops" and NOW too beiing the midst-end of the better 7 years-High conjucture
stage(1993-2000).
Let the REAL companies NOW("asia") stand up (the ones caring about *share-holders values
and therefore displaying a year on year CONSTANT DOUBLE DIGIT Net-growth, not only in
good times, NOW, but also in BAD times, Oil crisis1974, gold-collapse 1980, the Low-conjucture
periods 1990-1993 and presumably 2000-2003 AND too NOW WITH ASIA.
There are NOT MANY of them around though !!!!!!
(Starting with the cyclicals and the airliners, the "Nots" and also those that **"BUY BACK(?) the
once emitted SHARES", one of the biggest BLUNDERS a GROWTH-company can ever make,
as they are NOT the "for surviving reasons" Investment Funds or Trusts, f.i. by investing in themselves.
With their NOW "superflous money" they should go out and do take-overs or merge with other
companies, NOT only for the ABOVE growth sakes, but also for the "'strongest will survive'"
survival. "EAT or be EATEN"). With lowest intrest-rates ever, NOW too is the time to buy.
*share-holders value = yearly p/e per share figures, the more the p/e rises the more(=higher) a
share will be priced and valued
**BUY BACK" - the artificial virtues way to let p/e figures rice, thus NOT by future growth form
buying other companies' profits.
Support to be found at previous Lows and the Up-trends' ST-Triangles+ST-Trends vertical rising
trend-channals' support-lines. So far higher Highs and higher Lows are still in-tact, thus support
can be found at the above mentioned support-lines.
Regards,
Ton Maas
Ms-IRB@xxxxxxxxx
-----Oorspronkelijk bericht-----
Van: Steve Gochuico <stevego@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Aan: metastock@xxxxxxxxxxxxx <metastock@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Datum: zondag 26 juli 1998 6:57
Onderwerp: Cool Website
>Hi guys. Check out this site:
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>www.TAguru.com
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>It's a great site for those who want to learn TA.
>Charts of stock picks are posted along with the
>technical studies. I think the person who made this
>studies really knows his stuff. Best of all, you
>can learn TA for free.
>
>Regards,
>
>Steve Gochuico
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