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Re: [RT]S&P: just another pretty picture



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No, although semilog has very little effect on charts 
that cover less than a year or so.  
 
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  Tony 
  Pylypuk 
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  Sent: Monday, March 05, 2001 8:28 
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  Subject: Re: [RT]S&P: just another 
  pretty picture
  
  In the old days, semi-log charting was difficult with pen 
  and paper.
   
  Given the advent of computers and charting programs, is 
  there any continuing reason why short term charts shouldn't be done in 
  semi-log as well?  
   
  Tony
   
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    wavemechanic 
    
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    Sent: March 5, 2001 8:24 AM
    Subject: Re: [RT]S&P: just another 
    pretty picture
    
    Long term charts should be viewed with a 
    semilog scale.  Under those conditions, the 1982 trendline is still 
    firmly in place.
     
    wd
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      Stan 
      Book 
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      Sent: Monday, March 05, 2001 1:51 
      AM
      Subject: [RT]S&P: just another 
      pretty picture
      My preferred scenario has been for the SP500 to retreat 
      to its long term upturned (from 1982) at the end of the current 4 and 
      20 year cycles in 2002.However, now that the index has violated 
      both the accelerated up turned linefrom 1994 and the 1998 low which 
      marked the beginning of this four yearcycle, a less optimistic 
      scenario must be entertained.The long term up turned, and 
      horizontal support drawn from 1996, appear toconverge about 1000 
      around Oct 2001. If this geometry describes price actionto the 2001 
      low, The final low of 2002 should reward bears, punish bulls,and usher 
      in that cherished American tradition: a divided government.Happy 
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