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Sent: Saturday, March 08, 2008 2:10 PM
Subject: Read McHugh for FREE!! Stocks About to Crash Again? Don't
Miss This Report.
There was a lot of technical
damage done to stock averages Friday. We got confirmation of 18 month,
very Bearish Head & Shoulders tops patterns in several indices, as
prices completed their right shoulders and fell decisively below
necklines. These patterns are huge, and the downside targets are 20
percent below where we stand now in several averages. In other words,
these patterns are calling for a stock market crash. These patterns are saying
that the Bear Market is nowhere near over.
We
also got half of a Dow Theory re-confirmation of the Bear Market, as the Dow
Industrials closed below their January lows. We now await the same action from
the Trannies for downside confirmation. If we do not get the confirmation, that
means there is hope for Bulls, but no Bull market
signal.
Further, prices fell decisively
below the bottom boundary of a 26 year rising trend-channel from 1982, which
could be suggesting that the current Bear market is the big one, one of major
Supercycle degree, the fulfillment of the Kondratieff winter cycle technical
folks have been watching for, for a decade. It suggests we may be headed
for a depression, not just a recession.
I normally do not do
this, but am going to make available to you a FREE
Look at our website for
the rest of the weekend, until Monday, March 10th, at noon
EST.
The reason I am doing this is because of the seriousness of the technical
landscape. Many of you are former trial subscribers, and so we continue to make
it fairly inexpensive to become a paid subscriber, and gain access to the daily
market newsletters, our key indicators which are performing well, charts and
graphs, our Traders Corner transactions, and probably as important as anything
in this market, access to our dynamic conservative investment portfolio, which
has performed extremely well during this Bear market. Study this weekend's expanded
report.
Simply go to www.technicalindicatorindex.com and log in using you email address as your user
ID,
and the same password as you have used in the past. If you forgot your password,
simply click on the forgot my password button at the log in
area.
Best
regards,
Robert McHugh, Ph.D.