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[RT] Re: SP500.... Change in trend time?



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With Bradley being astrotech, I guess it is fair to make these comments....
1. the June snp spent 15 minutes  and a few poiints above the Sun/Earth line
before reversing today.
2.  the June snp low occured right on the Mercury retrograde price line.
Next support below that is 1406 at the venus price line and below that at
1400 at Uranus...for today only.
3.  the next conjunction is 3/15 when mercury is in conjunction with venus
at the 1413 price line.  Aspects don't predict price though so maybe it wll
be a high or low or acceleration.

ps:  no misinformation intended, its the software's fault.

BR

----- Original Message -----
From: <Jpilleafe@xxxxxxx>
To: <realtraders@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Friday, March 10, 2000 10:00 AM
Subject: [RT] Re: SP500.... Change in trend time?


> In a message dated 3/10/00 9:16:11 AM Pacific Standard Time,
chmeyer@xxxxxxxx
> writes:
>
> << Bradley is showing a CIT on 3/12.  HOWEVER.....Bradley also said
>  there would be a peak on 2/25.....SO.....should 3/12 be extended
>  forward? >>
> ******************
> Charles,...
>
> I view the 03-12 as more significant as the short term Bradley
> projection shows DOWN after 03-12 into 05-11 timeframe.  Not
> putting much weight on Bradley as a stand alone tool,...but do I
> expect a significant turn for this year (likely low) to occur in the
> mid May (05-09 to 05-11) time frame.  Someone had previously
> posted that May was significant astro-wise.
>
> Note that 05-11 is 47 market days from 03-06,...key low to low
> count,...in synch with 47 mkt days from 12-23-99,...10-15-99,...
> and 08-10-99 etc.  All important turning points,...47 mkt days apart.
> The fact that Bradley model indicates lower into 05-11 date is more
> significant as as result.
>
> A move lower here would surely fool the greatest number of people.
> I am very risk averse and will likely be exiting overseas posiitons
> and going to cash at today's close,..unless there is a very compelling
> setup for staying long International funds.
>
> Regards, ...JIM
>
>
>