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Chris C,
 
   The Dow Jones Bond Index made its 
closing high Feb. 11, 1946 at 109.75.  Now here is a comparison: 

 
<FONT face=Arial 
size=2>                           2/11/1946                                          11/01/2001
 
Mn's True N. Node Left Cancer Jan. 3, 1946 | 
Mn's True N. Node Left Cancer 10/14/01. 
Neptune at 8 Libra (Air 
Sign)                         Neptune 
at 6 Aquarius (Air Sign)
Jupiter Retro on 
2/11/46                                Jupiter 
Retro 11/2/01
Jupiter at 27 
Libra                                         Venus 
at 21 Libra
Mercury 2 deg. before conj. 
Venus 24 Aq.       Mercury conj. 
Venus 21 Libra
Moon in late 
Gemini                                      
Moon in early Cancer  
 
   Of course, the most striking 
similarites are the repetition of the Nodal cycle and that the 
Jupiter Retro timed the high in both cases within one day.  You may 
remember that I posted some info back in August about the North Node 
leaving Cancer that how this should be a high for real estate and a low for 
interest rates.  So far this pattern is following the 1946 pattern.  
Thanks for bringing this to my attention. 
 
Cheers,Norman
 
  
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  Sent: Sunday, November 18, 2001 6:57 
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  Subject: [RT] new bond chart
  
  I found a data error in the long term bond chart I posted 
  earlier today -- the 1940s low was in 1946, not in 1940 as was implied in the 
  Fed's data I had before.  So things changed a bit.  Gone is the 40 
  years up and 20 down.  Instead we have  fib 34 up, like in the 
  corporates.  A fib guy would like to see another rate low next year I 
  guess to make it fib 21 down...and maybe tag the 62% retrace also.  Could 
  happen I guess.
   
  To me what is more interesting though is how this Andrews 
  analysis went from being close, to being dead-on with fixing the data 
  point.  And my experience has been that Andrews is much more precise than 
  fib analysis.  My shorter term Andrews work also supports this 
  conclusion.
   
  Growling more confidently now,
  Chris
   
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