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RE: [RT] Adrian/Clyde : One Day Rally or Start of New Trend



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<FONT face=Arial color=#0000ff 
size=2>Rhonda,
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  I think his question of
  is "where is the Moderator"
  was an appropriate
  request. 
  I'm being objective<FONT face=Arial 
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   Adrian
  posted his "opinion" based
  on his experience but
  no research or facts
  to back that experience
  up of what he "thought"
  the research "should"
  show in past bear markets. <SPAN 
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  color=#0000ff>Your exactly right.  It was my opinion that I 
  expressed.  I never professed to having 
  done
  <FONT 
  color=#0000ff>the research, that I why I asked Clyde who had it all at his 
  fingertips to cover the relevant
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  color=#0000ff>time frames to see what we could all learn.  
   
   
  Clyde posted research of
  data and then later
  posted reseach of the 
  period Adrian requested. <SPAN 
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  <SPAN 
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  <FONT 
  color=#0000ff>He did,,,and I commented on 
  it.  
   
  Adrian did not like those facts
  but didn't provide any kind
  of research
  whatsoever to disprove them.  
  Just
  lashed out in a very 
  harsh manner because
  it didn't agree with 
  what the research "should"
  show according to his
  perception based only
  on experience; no
  research. 
  My last post on this subject. 
  Rhonda <SPAN 
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  I'm 
  not sure where you derive this conclusion Rhonda...its clearly something you 
  made up in your own mind, as it certainly bears no relevancy to the facts that 
  have appeared in my posts where I commented on Clyde's chart showing the 
  1929-33 time frame.  Like most people..you clearly missed my point as 
  well.   I wasn't trying 
  to disprove Clyde as you so put it.  Far from it.  I was trying to 
  point out that if he wished to appreciate the importance of 6% updays he 
  needed to compare like with like.  Bear trends with bear trends.  
  nothing complicated.  Its something most analysts would do with only a 
  modicum of market understanding.  Most people seem incapable of seeing 
  past one dimensional analysis.  All I am trying to do is opens peoples 
  minds to a greater understanding of how markets work.  They are complex 
  and chaotic...NOT one dimensional. Thats why virtually all indicators will 
  lose you money if used on their own.  People can either learn or 
  not.  I can take the horse to the water, but if they wish to be arrogant 
  and not drink because they preferred some other pond..then so be it...its not 
  my concern.
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  <FONT face=Arial color=#0000ff 
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  <FONT face=Arial color=#0000ff 
  size=2>PS.  Rhonda,you need to think very clear about your statement 
  "it didn't agree with <FONT face=Arial 
  size=2>what the research "should" show 
  according to his perception based only 
  on experience; no <FONT face=Arial 
  size=2>research. "  If you feel that research, which shows something is 
  or isn't true is more important than a person with 'experience'..extensive 
  mind you..full time for the past 20 years then you need to be extremely 
  careful or you will lose a lot of money.  If an academic told you the 
  markets weren't tradeable, but someone like Richard Dennis or Monroe Trout 
  told you they were and they had 20 years of profits to prove it...who would 
  you believe??????????????
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