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look at the chart of money supply
Bernanky is saying one think to public ,,but
in reality ,supply LESS liqidity to banks,
maybe this is why citi had to go elsewere for
funds,
this does not look good for market
Ben
----- Original Message -----
Sent: Saturday, December 01, 2007 9:32 AM
Subject: 12/1 Report
Money
supply
This M2 money supply chart has been provided by Gordon
Harms.
Mutual
Fund
Compliance issues demand that I not mention the mutual
fund that I manage by name or symbol in this
letter.
To see a current chart of the fund go
to:
http://finance.yahoo.com/q/bc?s=APHAX&t=6m&l=on&z=m&q=l&c=
For information about the fund go to:
http://www.thealphafunds.com/index.htm
The fund now has service class shares
available.
December
December has been one of the better months for the
market.
Since 1928 the SPX has been up 75% of the time in
December with an average gain of 1.4%.
During the 3rd year of the Presidential Cycle the performance
has been even better up 84% of the time with an average gain of
2.3%.
The OTC has been a little more volatile, it has been up
61% of the time in December with an average gain of 1.5% and during the
3rd year of the Presidential Cycle up 73% of the time with an average
gain of 4.9%. The average was
helped noticeably by a 21.3% gain in
1999.
The charts below show the daily averages for December
for all years and for the 3rd year of the Presidential Cycle. The average month has 21 trading days
and the charts have been calculated by averaging the daily return for the first
11 trading days and the last 10. If
the month had more than 21 trading days some of the days in the middle were
ignored and if it had less than 21 trading days some of the days in the middle
were counted twice. Dashed vertical
lines have been drawn after the 1st trading day and at 5 day
intervals after that. A solid
vertical line has been drawn on the 11th trading day, the dividing
point.
The 1st chart shows the OTC average for all
years in blue and the average for the 3rd year of the Presidential
Cycle in green.
The next chart is similar to the one above except it
uses SPX data.
Conclusion
The market is at the beginning of an up
move that should last a couple
months.
I expect the major indices to be higher on Friday
December 7 than they were on Friday November
30.
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Last weeks negative forecast was a
miss.
Thank you,
Mike Burk
YTD
W18/L18/T12
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