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Roy
thanks ffor your comments ,, but at the risk of being misquoted or
misinterpreted, I did not say that the 20 month period forecast will be the
time fram of the low in equities, I was implying that this is where the
launch point would be for the Great Bull.. In fact. I am confident that we
will numerous albeit tentative (minimum 1 new record high, max 5 or 6) new
record highs till then.
I've Appreciate you comments Roy
Regards Peter
-----Original Message-----
From: Roy A. Fellars <fellars@xxxxxxx>
To: RealTraders Discussion Group <realtraders@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Thursday, 10 September 1998 0:09
Subject: Re: REALTRADERS digest 902
>On Tue, 8 Sep 1998 16:07:38 PDT, "peter" <derivatives@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote
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>> There will be no fall or crash.Its all just a standard correction. The
>> greatest Bull market ever witnessed will begin in precisely 20 months
from
>> now (or slightly sooner). It will make the 1980's & the 1990's Bull
market
>> seem laughable.
>
>Peter:
>
>Let's see, 20 months from now pretty much lines up with Carolan's
expectation of a major low around
>April 20, 2000. FWIW, from my experience with potential Spiral Calendar
intersections, this point is a
>longshot to produce a signficant turn. I'll explain why if you're
interested.
>
>If there isn't a crash in October, I'll be awfully surprised but I do
expect this particular decline to end at
>one of four numbers between 7012 and 5571 on an intraday tick basis. Based
on the decline we have
>had so far, the 5571 number seems to be the best current idea. The two best
times I have for the end
>of this is around either October 20th or January 3rd. After that decline is
over, there should be a rally
>back to DJIA 9800 which probably ends sometime next year. That rally will
probably not produce new
>highs in the smaller cap indices. After that, the real bear begins IMO and
the best times available for its
>end are in late summer 2003 or October 2004.
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>RAF
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