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<DIV><FONT color=#000000 size=2>Anyone heard of or use a timing system for Spoos
from Ron Prince?? Any comments would be very grateful.</FONT></DIV>
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<DIV><FONT size=2>Thanks</FONT></DIV>
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<DIV><FONT color=#000000 size=2><BR>Gary Kramer<BR></FONT></DIV></BODY></HTML>
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<P>Thanks very much for the quick response, reading it now.
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Here it is.
I am not on my normal system, so I can't post it to the group. Would you be
kind enough to do that for me?
Thanks,
Terry Quinn</PRE>
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<BR><FONT FACE="Arial,Helvetica"><FONT SIZE=-1><FONT COLOR="#000000">The
following Special Report was sent to our partners and subscribers over
a year ago in October of 1996. Pay special attention to the example
listed below from March of that year. Why? Because the crash
in March 1997, on a Thursday, was an exact copy, falling exactly
-216 points. EXACTLY! AGAIN!</FONT> To the penny.</FONT></FONT>
<P><FONT FACE="Arial,Helvetica"><FONT SIZE=-1><FONT COLOR="#000000">A coincidence?
The random walkers and college professors will say yes. But we say
"No way"! That Thursday's drop was pre-programmed way in advance.
So, if you would like to learn more about that and what we do and how we
do it click here</FONT>. We have
received a lot of email from all over the world that basically says that
there is no way that trading puts could be this simple. But we assure
you, that whenever we look up in the sky in Palm Beach or the Islands and
see a Moon that looks like it's full or close. We usually hold puts.
And we usually make money.</FONT></FONT>
<P><FONT FACE="Arial,Helvetica"><FONT SIZE=-1>Here is the exact report:</FONT></FONT>
<P><B><FONT COLOR="#000000">SPECIAL REPORT:</FONT></B>
<BR><FONT COLOR="#000000">You may have heard of the old commodity trading
saying, "buy the new moon and sell the full". It may be good advise for
some commodities like beans and greens and corn bread, but for trading
S&P's or OEX options this year, it hasn't been worth a flip. Why? Because
so far this year any trading day that also happened to be the full moon,
has closed Positive 83% of the time. So much for old commodity trading
sayings, huh? Well, not really. Like most things in the markets there is
another side of the story. So we asked our computers to give us some additional
information on trading during a full moon. Here are the results.</FONT>
<P><FONT COLOR="#000000">So far this year we have had 10 full moons. Only
two fell on a weekend so we used the following Monday as the "full moon
day". We asked the computers to look for any patterns on the 3 trading
days before a full moon day, and (since everyone wants to buy an option,
hold it for a week, and hit a home run) on the 5 trading days after a full
moon day. What we found is very interesting.</FONT>
<P><FONT COLOR="#000000">As you learned above, full moon days close up
83% of the time. AND that is the worst day to be short, as the average
drop on a full moon day is only 20.10 points on the Dow. BUT, shorting
before the full moon does much better. The average cumulative drop during
the three days BEFORE a full moon trading day is 90.40 points. That's the
equivalent of over 10 points on the OEX. AND, the best day of the three
to be short, or in puts, is the day BEFORE the full moon, which averages
dropping 35.20 points.</FONT>
<P><FONT COLOR="#000000">BUT, if you really want to go for a big lick in
puts, study this. The average cumulative drop in the week (5 trading days)
after a full moon is 168.80 points. That's 19 points on the OEX and not
bad for a weeks work. The best day to be short is the THIRD day after the
full moon trading day, which averages dropping 72.50 points. The second
best day to be short is the FIRST day after the full moon trading day,
which averages dropping 35.60 points.</FONT>
<P><FONT COLOR="#000000">Now before you start thinking that this full moon
stuff is a bunch of bull, tell us how much and on what day was the biggest
one day drop in 1996 (so far). We'll even give you a hint. Elaine Garzarelli
had nothing to do with it. While your at it, tell us how much and on what
day was the biggest one, and two day drops in 1995.</FONT>
<P><FONT COLOR="#000000">Give up? The biggest one day drop in 1996
was -216 points on March 8. It was the THIRD day after the full moon. The
biggest one day drop in 1995 was -133 points on July 19. It was the fifth
day after the full moon. The biggest two day drop was that day and the
day before, the fourth day after the full moon when the Dow dropped -58
for a total two day drop of -191 points.</FONT>
<P><FONT COLOR="#000000">Of the 15 biggest one day drops in 1996 so far,
11 of them were within the time frames examined by our computers during
the full moon each month. Ten of them fell in the "week" after the full
moon. If we ignore the Garzarelli selloff days that means that only 2 of
the biggest drops this year have NOT been during a full moon. Making 10
out of 13 of the biggest drops hitting after the full moon. All other things
equal, we know of no better time to be holding puts.</FONT>
<P><FONT COLOR="#000000">Only once in the past year has holding puts right
after a full moon not worked very well. That full moon was also a "Blue
Moon", proving once again that that old saying of "once in a Blue Moon"
really is something unusual.</FONT>
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....H. L. Camp, October 1, 1996</FONT></BLOCKQUOTE>
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yeah i realize that october is no good..after i posted that..
december in both contracts is not indicating this....
so scratch cotton and copper right now...
im also playing a stock with this indicator...Zi Corp on TSE here in
Toronto...stayped up while all else was falling...
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