Follow up OPPORTUNITY ALERT!
@redyellowblackdog (10629)
United States
January 17, 2008 7:23pm CST
Earlier I posted a notice that as the DJIA moved DOWN an opportunity was being created. A chart was posted showing that a 'bottom' was forming in the DJIA. As the 'bottom' gets formed at a lower and lower level, the greater the opportunity created. That opportunity is now really close, but there is still no way to tell exactly when.
So, my guess is that the 'bottom' will be in a few days. What's your guess?
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@Adoniah (7512)
• United States
18 Jan 08
My prediction would be the first part of February the market will start a good uphill swing. Something to give your valentine! So next week and the following week would be a good time to invest.
Fortunately, you have no clue where to find me if I am wrong, so you cannot kill me! But I bet I am right!
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@redyellowblackdog (10629)
• United States
18 Jan 08
That's actually a very good guess. Do you have a methodology for your guess or is it just an actual guess?
I do some really advanced analysis and estimation of where the market could be going. Your 'guess' is about the same as my high tech prognostication.
I really do expect the bounce off this 'bottom' to be substantial. I really do expect that 'bottom' in 1 to 14 days. Only time will tell for sure, but my guess is that your guess, is darn good!
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@Adoniah (7512)
• United States
21 Jan 08
I have watched the Market since I was a little kid. I have done very little actual investing because I have never had any money to loose.
I consider the Market gambling and I am a very good gambler and I come at it from that point of view.
You always have that uncontrollable variable of the folks who are behind the scenes pulling the strings that are really in control.
Right now or very shortly, it will be to their advantage to have the Market bottom out and then go up.
That and only that is why it will. The stock holders have very little to do with it except provide the money!
Thanks for Best Response!!
Shalom~Adoniah
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@redyellowblackdog (10629)
• United States
23 Jan 08
Yes, you have done a good job of figuring the modern stock market out. Most high tech advanced quantitative methods do treat the market as if it were gambling. Money management, risk analysis, and 'hedging bets' are all much more important to modern computerized analysis of markets than prediction of what the markets are going to do.
My charts are the only ones of which I'm aware that actually project a trend and direction. Those types of charts (including mine) just are not accurate enough as of yet. So, really sophisticated techniques pioneered in gambling are what the "big" and "smart" money uses.
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