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974.1 | And the big bad wolf said.... | ACISS1::CORSON | Higher, and a bit more to the right | Sat Feb 10 1996 12:24 | 15 |
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Right....
41 to 381 on the Dow? Somebody needs a drug test. You would have a
financial meltdown in this country that would make Mexico look like
a rounding error.
10 to 15% correction, no problem. The doomsters are in business to
sell books, courses, etc. I always find it funny that they have *their*
money in mutual funds, stocks, bonds, etc.
It's entertainment. Do not take that stuff seriously...
the Greyhawk
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974.2 | | ZENDIA::FERGUSON | Mr. Plumber's coding services | Mon Feb 12 1996 09:08 | 5 |
| Greyhawk, I love your posts to this file!
:-)
all the best,
JC
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974.3 | ... and the boy who cried "Wolf" lost his life | EVMS::HALLYB | Fish have no concept of fire | Mon Feb 12 1996 11:00 | 12 |
| > 41 to 381 on the Dow? Somebody needs a drug test. You would have a
> financial meltdown in this country that would make Mexico look like
> a rounding error.
That's about what Prechter is forecasting. I believe
it would not be too difficult for the market to fall below Dow 381
on an inflation-adjusted basis.
Anybody want to think where the Dow would be, in nominal terms,
one week after a terrorist nuclear device explodes in New York City?
John
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974.4 | Prechert's been a bear for years | SUBSYS::DONADT | | Mon Feb 12 1996 11:52 | 6 |
| Prechert has been forcasting a disaster for the stock markets for
years. He keeps changing the dates. Some day he may be right, but if
you had listened to him years ago, you would have missed one of the
biggest bull runs in history.
Ray
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974.5 | | REDZIN::COX | | Mon Feb 12 1996 11:52 | 10 |
| Prechter does not do well during in-depth interviews when asked about all of
his predictions that did not come true - nor even close. He does a very good
job of telling everyone how well he does when he even comes close; something
that happens often when using s shot-gun approach to forecasting. Monies
invested to his recommendations would have made brokers (and newsletter
publishers) wealthy, the average buyer.....?
But then, he is in the busines of selling dreams.
Dave
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974.6 | | 2155::michaud | Jeff Michaud - ObjectBroker | Mon Feb 12 1996 19:21 | 12 |
| > Anybody want to think where the Dow would be, in nominal terms,
> one week after a terrorist nuclear device explodes in New York City?
Personally I wouldn't care where the Dow would be then, I'd
still be in a state of shock! (if not still trying to hide
from the nuclear fall-out, Nashua NH, and all of MA is not
that far from NYC)
During the cold war one good thing about living in Nashua is that
the FAA center is here, making us a prime target for some of
the warheads on those ICBM's. Being at ground zero would ensure
we wouldn't feel a thing .....
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