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  You can tell he has never read a statistics 
  book.
  Hmmm, must be a sociology major, or music.  
  any other hints..
  don
  
  
  This verbose and on again off again trader has been asked 
  to elaborate on this recent quote.  The questioner won't be identified to 
  protect him from the potential humiliation such a question might elicit.  
  
  THE QUESTION:
  "The bottom is a blown up part of the top"
  ----------------------------
  THE ANSWER:
  The question does not explicitly refer to markets, but given 
  that this yahoogroup is a trading group an answer will be framed within that 
  context of price behavior.  Such as it is then, the picturesque words 
  "blown up" imply not just any bottom, but a significant bottom that traders 
  lust after for the potential rewards that come from playing it hard on the 
  long side.  For surely a market that has treated a trader badly on the 
  downside certainly deserves its come upance on the upside with a max margin 
  play.  Bottoms of this nature only come along once or twice in a lifetime 
  and their presence leaves graphic evidence on historical charts and 
  unforgettable memories that many dream of, few participate 
  in, and many remain frozen until the next top.  One requirement to 
  participate i and reap the rewards of latter conversation is that your age be 
  sufficient to live long enough to tell your grandchildren how it was in the 
  crash of 2001.  Before a bottom can be defined, a top must be defined for 
  day one of trading history cannot truly be defined as a bottom or top but in 
  essence, the big bang that started it all in an ever expanding proliferation 
  of inked paper certificates.  And therein lies part of the problem, paper 
  representing value, substance is replaced by I.O.U promises and questionable 
  valuations whose basis is generated from psychological factors of greed 
  battling fear.  In addition to the greed and fear determinant of the 
  distance from top to bottom there is the governmental force that 
  derives parasitic revenue from seeing that the tops keep rising 
  intermittantly between periods of forced withdrawals.  For if the tops 
  kept dropping, the masses would not be lulled into playing the game with 
  disposable, or even nondisposable income and liquidity for corporation 
  founding would suffer.  Thus we have the somewhat variable cycle of tops 
  and bottoms such that it isn't obvious who or what is in control of the 
  scheme.  Perhaps no one is at any one time and trends are random 
  fractals in different time frames.  The tops are identified by massive 
  numbers of IPO's, extravagant valuations, sky high PE ratios, and the belief 
  that markets only move upward.  Each top has its new genertion of suckers 
  and a smaller number of those who have learned to hang on to their wealth and 
  trade right.  Thus, we have the intial big bang that has now become 
  an outlet for keeping hands out of the idle state and into the motion of 
  buying and selling.  The addiction of making money from a simple strike 
  of the keyboard is a hard one to break.  It increases and increases until 
  the highway patrolman says stop.  Then come the aftershocks of the 
  initial big bang.  PE's are blown out of unreality and put back on a 
  course to reality, sometimes with blinding speed, i.e. faster than a 
  keystroke, faster than an utterance of Sell into a jammed broadband 
  network.  Layoffs accelerate.  Earnings fall, prices fall, price 
  charts now manifest the ski slope architecture.  Certificates are 
  used as confetti for the parade of men to the White House who influence 
  the levels of tops and bottoms.  Forever after the periods of 
  euphoria and depression are here to stay as it is guaranteed in to be in the 
  trading realm.  So we must have a begining, rising expectations,then a 
  top, followed by a bottom which may be higher or lower than the beginning 
  price.  The bottom is a part of a blownup top because not all 
  sectors of the blowup traverse the path to the bottom.  Some remain at 
  the top and others rise to the top while the majority head for bookvalue, as 
  the growthrate premium has been stripped from the valuation.  The 
  irrational behaviour that typically biases traditional asset pricing and 
  valuation models in normal times is reduced to a minimum at bottoms.  Now 
  when the momentum of tons of paper hit the sidewalks of WallStreet there is an 
  earthquake felt round the globe.  Such shocks and aftershocks are 
  measureable like price hitting support and bouncing in a cascading price/time 
  series of Gann, Elliot and Fibonacci concepualizations.  A more recent 
  creation for this monitoring might be the Danton Shockwave, although few speak 
  of it.  Thus ends the answer to the question.To 
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