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• Bull Or Bear Update

  ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...On June 28, I wrote an article stating that I believed that the Dow Jones Industrial Average was completing a Wave II correction. How accurate was I in my forecast?

AUTHOR: Koos van der MerweDATE: AUG 2010

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• Bull Or Bear?

  ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...I forecast that the Dow Jones Industrial Average would be completing a Wave II correction, with a Wave 1 of a Wave III to follow.

AUTHOR: Koos van der MerweDATE: JUN 2010

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• Bull Or Bear?

  ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...Is the market rally off the mid-March low a bear market rally or the resumption of the bull market trend? The unbreakable rules of the Elliott wave theory can be used to answer this question.

AUTHOR: Alan R. NorthamDATE: MAY 2008

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• Elliott Wave dilemma: Bull or bear market? by C. R. MacDowell

  ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...Elliott Wave dilemma: Bull or bear market? by C. R. MacDowell The Elliott Wave Theory, while complex and subject to individual interpretation, offers a powerful means of putting the overall market developments into reasonable perspective and provides so

AUTHOR: C. R. MacDowellDATE: JAN 1990

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• Gold: Bull or Bear Market? by JESSE H. THOMPSON

  ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...Gold: Bull or Bear Market? by JESSE H. THOMPSON How to use a monthly swing chart to determine major trend. Before you attempt to answer the question, it is imperative to first define which trend you consider to be the greater trend. For in the crosscur

AUTHOR: Jesse H. ThompsonDATE: MAR 1983

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• Golden Bull Or Golden Bear?

  ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...This gold index may be at a crossroads. Is a bigger downleg developing or is this current dip just a normal and healthy retracement?

AUTHOR: Gary GrosschadlDATE: DEC 2004

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• S&P 500, Bull Or Bear?

  ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...Many methods are used to determine if the stock market is in a major upward trend or a major downward trend. One method compares price to its 200-day moving average. The method used here analyzes each stock within the S&P 500 to make this determinati

AUTHOR: Alan R. NorthamDATE: MAR 2010

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SIDEBAR: Bull or bear market?

AUTHOR: Technical Analysis, Inc.DATE: JUL 1986