Re: [RT] A Difficult market???

["Norman Winski" <nwinski@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

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  Subject: Re: [RT] A Difficult 
  market???
  
  Hello Norman
  what markets would you recommend that are at 30 year 
  low
  coffee  and what else?
   
  Hello,
   
    Perhaps you remember that last fall I forecasted that 
  the economy would bottom circa November 1, 2001 but the economists won't tell 
  you this until February 2002.  I also said that given the severly 
  depressed level of several commodities at that time, anything less than a full 
  blown depression would present an opportunity for these markets to go up. At 
  that time, I listed Coffee, Copper, Cotton, Silver, Soybeans, & Sugar as 
  possible buy candidates. 
  Since then, I have exited all Copper and Silver longs for 
  handsome profits. I have also exited part of my initial long  positions 
  in Cotton and Soybeans for additional profit while awaiting further upside 
  targets.  I think the Copper play is dead for awhile. In the other five 
  markets, 
  I would consider buying or adding to existing long position 
  on a substantial pullback toward major long term support.  
   
    By the way, I think there is a good probability that 
  the current economic recovery is now in trouble and that we will get a second 
  bottom that will probably come next year.  So, there is no need to chase 
  anything.  In the post bubble economy, just wait long enough and you may 
  get your wish.  Sell on extreme strength, buy on extreme weakness, as 
  soon as momentum wanes. So called momentum investing is dead.  
  Study the markets of the late 60s and early 70s for a clue as to what to 
  expect.  I think Earl is on the right track. 
   
  Cheers,Norman
   
   
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    Sent: Sunday, April 07, 2002 1:44 
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    Subject: Re: [RT] A Difficult 
    market???
    
    Sean,
     
     Yes, as I posted a few days ago, this is 
    a symptom of a post bubble market. 
    During the next several years, with 
    intervevning periolds of volatility and resulting opportunity, the overall 
    theme of the stock market should be something akin to Chinese water 
    torture.  You may want to take a look at those markets that topped 30 
    years ago and are now or are recently at severely depressed levels for a 
    major buying opportunity. 
     
    Cheers,Norman
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      Sean 
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      Sent: Sunday, April 07, 2002 3:04 
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      Subject: [RT] A Difficult 
      market???
      
      A simple question......For someone who trades 
      primarily equities and their options, as well as the E Mini Nasdaq and 
      S&P, has this market been difficult to trade overall. I was just 
      trying to solicit the opinions of other traders out there, as I work 
      primarily alone and tend to get somewhat isolated. I have managed to grind 
      out small profits since January....but think in general, I should of done 
      better. And if this is in case a difficult market, when do people foresee 
      things returning to "normal"?
       
      Thanks
       
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