Re: [CANSLIM] M


From: "Joe McCall" <jvmccall@yahoo.com>
Subject: Re: [CANSLIM] M
Date: Thu, 13 Mar 2003 07:33:50 -0600

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Mike,

I totally agree with your second paragraph and your analysis on the new =
gulf war.  If anyone didn't read it or missed it, you should go back and =
read it.  I too many people have unrealistic expectations.  That's just =
my opinion.

Joe
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   > Does anyone recognize this pattern <

  Some would say the QQQs ended an impulsive move down on Feb 13, then =
had a=20
  correctional wave up to March 3.  The impulsive was 5 zigs and =
correctional=20
  was 3, so the overall down trend is expected to continue.  Going =
forward we=20
  may be starting wave 3 which could be impressive, April may bring a =
buying=20
  opportunity, we'll see.  Sometimes I think they just make this stuff=20
  up.  :)   Also the MACD was deviating during this period so price had =
a=20
  probability of breaking the ascending triangle.  Guess this sort of =
Voodo=20
  doesn't belong here, I'm interested in various approaches and hope you =
are=20
  at least amused.  I doubt one discipline is better than another, more=20
  important is the system has to fit the individual. imho, anyway.

  I'm hearing a lot of comparison between the Gulf War and now too.  If=20
  everyone expects the market will go up it might, at least at first =
while=20
  initially there is the appearance of serious progress.  This could =
easily=20
  turn into a longer commitment and that will upset investors.  There is =
a=20
  real treat of homeland terrorism this time.  Also the personal, state =
and=20
  national debt are way higher than in 91.  I heard on the radio today =
the=20
  estimate for rebuilding some piece of Iraq will be $300 billion, =
that's=20
  going to be a drag on growth.  If you step back from the chart it =
looks=20
  like 91 was a pause in a bull market, but now we have a bear.  Not =
sure=20
  what to think of it but I observe oil prices where fairly stabile =
before=20
  91, the futures went momentarily nuts but then came right back down, =
there=20
  were no supply problems, this time we are in a sustained rise?  I =
don't=20
  know, you value investors are much better at this sort of stuff.  =
Don't=20
  think I want to bet on the 90's returning just yet.
  Mike



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<DIV><FONT face=3DTahoma size=3D2>Mike,</FONT></DIV>
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<DIV><FONT face=3DTahoma size=3D2>I totally agree with your second =
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missed it,=20
you should go back and read it.&nbsp; I too many people have unrealistic =

expectations.&nbsp; That's just my opinion.</FONT></DIV>
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<DIV><FONT face=3DTahoma size=3D2>Joe</FONT></DIV>
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  <DIV><BR></DIV><BR>&nbsp;&gt; Does anyone recognize this pattern=20
  &lt;<BR><BR>Some would say the QQQs ended an impulsive move down on =
Feb 13,=20
  then had a <BR>correctional wave up to March 3.&nbsp; The impulsive =
was 5 zigs=20
  and correctional <BR>was 3, so the overall down trend is expected to=20
  continue.&nbsp; Going forward we <BR>may be starting wave 3 which =
could be=20
  impressive, April may bring a buying <BR>opportunity, we'll see.&nbsp; =

  Sometimes I think they just make this stuff <BR>up.&nbsp; =
:)&nbsp;&nbsp; Also=20
  the MACD was deviating during this period so price had a =
<BR>probability of=20
  breaking the ascending triangle.&nbsp; Guess this sort of Voodo =
<BR>doesn't=20
  belong here, I'm interested in various approaches and hope you are =
<BR>at=20
  least amused.&nbsp; I doubt one discipline is better than another, =
more=20
  <BR>important is the system has to fit the individual. imho,=20
  anyway.<BR><BR>I'm hearing a lot of comparison between the Gulf War =
and now=20
  too.&nbsp; If <BR>everyone expects the market will go up it might, at =
least at=20
  first while <BR>initially there is the appearance of serious =
progress.&nbsp;=20
  This could easily <BR>turn into a longer commitment and that will =
upset=20
  investors.&nbsp; There is a <BR>real treat of homeland terrorism this=20
  time.&nbsp; Also the personal, state and <BR>national debt are way =
higher than=20
  in 91.&nbsp; I heard on the radio today the <BR>estimate for =
rebuilding some=20
  piece of Iraq will be $300 billion, that's <BR>going to be a drag on=20
  growth.&nbsp; If you step back from the chart it looks <BR>like 91 was =
a pause=20
  in a bull market, but now we have a bear.&nbsp; Not sure <BR>what to =
think of=20
  it but I observe oil prices where fairly stabile before <BR>91, the =
futures=20
  went momentarily nuts but then came right back down, there <BR>were no =
supply=20
  problems, this time we are in a sustained rise?&nbsp; I don't =
<BR>know, you=20
  value investors are much better at this sort of stuff.&nbsp; Don't =
<BR>think I=20
  want to bet on the 90's returning just =
yet.<BR>Mike<BR><BR><BR><BR>-<BR>-To=20
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