Re: Market capitulation

["A.J. Maas" <anthmaas@xxxxxxxxx>]

I remember "capitulation" as in what Hitler had to do back in 
1945...................
 
Related to the stockmarkets then you mean 
"TurnAround", "TrendBreach", "Giving In" ?
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  Verzonden: zaterdag 21 oktober 2000 
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  Onderwerp: Market capitulation
  
  Could anyone tell me what requirements there 
  are before it is considered market capitulation? For example what volume 
  levels from the previous day, if that is one of the requriements for Market 
  capitulation? And other requirements in a detailed format.I understand  
  Webster's defination of capitulation. Sorry I wasn't more specific in my last 
  email.
   
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