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Tuesday, April 09, 2002

have you noticed...

Dunno if anyone has noticed recently, but the 1329-1399 range is a major pivot level of The Big Rally from 1990 to 2000. Using that rally hi/lo,

• the 75% level is 1399;
  
• the 76.4% (2*.618) level is 1329.6 (Feb02 low was 1329.9); and
  
• the 78.6% fib is 1228.6.

I suspect much to-ing and fro-ing around this level before the NDX gives way, partic. without any "major" fundamental catalyst, being as poor earnings, overinflated PE, etc, etc are already "priced in". What a crock of mumbo jumbo trying to reason the market is, eh?

posted by Ana Maria @ 2:06 PM :: permalink

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the moon lifted with
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