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 Hello Adrian 
What worked in the past  does not mean in will 
work in the future,, 
current  forces,(none political) are  
pushing rates  up 
inflation, 
and with big gov  telling us to live without 
food and energy to calculate inflation that's a lot of bull 
let them buy food and gas 
the world is not a fool,, 
they will not  continue to buy us  ,,, 
if   they see problems here 
and,,, every day we find more,,, 
this is heading south 
not in a strait line but a slow pain 
Ben 
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  Sent: Tuesday, January 01, 2008 11:33 
  PM 
  Subject: RE: [RT] Re: DJI Long Term based 
  on Monthly Data Series 
  
  
  
  
   
  And yet the 
  Presidential cycle shows 2008 as being unanimously bullish. So who’s wrong and 
  who’s right? 
   
  Adrian 
   
  
   
  
  
  
  I see your chart is predicting down until 9 30/09
  I watch astro 
  comments in another group and noticed this 
  following similarity.
  Todd
  From: "Don Ewers" <dewers@xxxxxxxxnet> Date: 
  Tue, 1 Jan 2008 18:52:32 -0600
  The Moon's north Node enters Aquarius on 
  Monday January 7, 2008 and leaves it on or about July 26, 2009. According 
  to the McWhirter cycle (reference Money & the Markets by Bates & 
  Bowles, p.43-45) this would put the nadir (low point) of an economic cycle 
  in this period, indicating a low in economic activity, after which economic 
  activity although slow, will begin rising. The question becomes how 
  severe (or not) will the nadir be? Don Ewers 
  On Tue, 1 Jan 2008 
  21:50:24 -0600, you wrote:
  >A statistical analysis of cycle lengths 
  that exist in monthly >Dow time series shows a 41 and 88 month primary 
  cycles. > >In the attached we have shown two approaches to 
  estimating >what will be the path of prices over the next few 
  years. > >Approach 1 is simple "spectral" analysis and a 
  projection >based on the 41 and 88 month cycles. > >Approach 
  2 is the more complex SwingMachine approach >using a pivot search of 41 
  bars and showing two paths of >prices that might be 
  possible. > >THIS IS VERY LONG-TERM STUFF ! ! ! 
   > >Clyde >- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 
  - - - - - - - - - - - - >Clyde Lee phone: 713.783.9540 >SYTECH 
  Corporation >7910 Westglen, Suite 105 >Houston, TX 77063 fax: 
  713.783.1092 >WebSite: www.theswingmachine.com >- - - - - - - 
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  - > > > > ----- Original Message -----  > From: 
  Andy Askey  > To: Time-Price-Research-I@xxxxxxxxxxxxcom 
   > Sent: Tuesday, January 01, 2008 09:37 AM > Subject: 
  [Time-Price-Research-I] SPX Time Geometry > > > 
  The 4th chart here shows temporal geometry since 2002. > > http://ajaskey.wso.net/investor/spx_cycles.htm > > 
  The SPX was pretty easy pretty easy to call in 2007 in the long term. The 
  shorter term charts work well if they are watched regularly. The following 
  pattern after at top or bottom is not predictable, but the chart can be used 
  for trading after 25% of the time of the previous move has elapsed. The 50% 
  time / 50% price point is more often than not hit and is tradeable. If it is 
  not hit, then that information shows the strength of trend going 
  forward. > > Andy   
   
   
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