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            9 groups show >50% over 65-dma
            15 groups show <50% over 65dma

                     
   
             Pct of Stocks over 65-dma  - Daily Change
                 
           12/16//2011      12/9//2011       12/1//2011         11/22//2011          11/4//2011      10/24//2011        10/14//2011        
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BestREITs              93% +20%       67% +20%          47%   -20%          20%  -20%       73%             67%  + 27%       7% 
Bond Funds           90%                91% +1%            85%
-1%             87%  +2%        94%             82% -2%           77%    +8%  
Homebuilding       71%
 -8%         79%  +22%         75%  -4%              67%                75%              75%  +17%       25% 
DJI-30 stocks         67%                  87% +4%            80%
 -3%            50%  -7%         91%    -6%    87%  +7%        53%   +13% 
Utility Stocks         63%
  -2%         81% +15%           79%                   40%  -23%        86%   -3%     83% +13%        67%    +6%  
Transport Stocks   63% +2%         68% +8%             57% 
-6%            46%   -7%        75%  +1%     74%  +4%         58%   +20%            
50 Super 2011   
    54% +4%         55% -2%              59% +2%            48%  +2%        75%
Military Stocks      52% +4%         70% +14% 
           82%  -7%            48% -11%       100%             93% +3%           67%    +11%      
SP-500 stocks        52% +2%         74% +12%          73%  -3%             42%  -19%        86%   -3%     87%  +13%       57%  +10%        
Finance Stocks     51%  -5%         71% +16%          58% -2%              32%   -5%         74% -4%       73%  +13%      36% 
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Chem                    48%  +1%        60% +3%            64%  -5%            48%  -5%          77%  -2%  
Retails                   48%  +8%       52%                   43%  -1%             30%                 65%  -13%     70% +13%        57% +4
QQQ-100 stocks     43%  +7%        68% +10%          71% +3%             35%  -6%         84%   -2%     84% +9%          69%    +3%        
Oil stocks ..           43%  +6%         66% +6%           69% -14%            49%  -3%         79% +3%      64%   +14%      37%   +12% 
Gaming                  43%  +14%      52%                   64%
Ind. Materials        41% 
+4%        63%  +9%           63%   -5%           36%   -4%         82%   -2%     52%  +11%       32%   +10%
Biotech 18            39% +6%         50% +6              56%  +2%            27%               47% -13%   
Auto Stocks       
   32%  -10%       70% +20%          45% -8%              29%    -5%       76%              69% +23%         61%  +21%        
Computer Eq       
 31%                 44% +5%            45%  -2%             33%   -4%        67%  -8%       71% +15%
Green Stks      
       25%                48% +12%          45%  -3%             24%  +1%        45%  -4%       41%  -+13%      26%    +6%          
Chinese Stocks     20%    -1%        32%                   32% -4%              25%   -2%        49% -2%       33%  +8%         20%    +6%         
Gold/Silver Stks   16% 
+4%         45%  +9%           44% - -2%            23%   +4%       60%    +3%     16%  +12%       10%   -1%    ====
Foreign ETFs         8%  
 +3%     
Food Commodities  0%  -             10%              
     30%                    30%                   20%              40%  +10%       30%                    
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CORRECTIONS IN A BULL MARKET

       Since 1929, there have been 11 bull markets lasting more than 24 months without a
       DJI decline of more than 13.5%.  In that time, there were 27 cases of  8%-13.5% declines
       that puncutated these long advances, like we are now in.  A decline of more than
       13.5% was always bearish, in that it always led to a much deeper bear market.s.  It
       seems reasonable to use a CLOSING SELL STOP 13.6% below the highest DJI close.
       Here that would be at 11050.  


               Corrections in the 11 Longest DJI Advances since 1928

              1.       7/26/34 - 3/10/1937   30 months
                        Feb-March 1935 10% decline (There was a Sell S12 in January 1935 and Buy B5 at bottom).
                        March-April 1936 12% decline (There was a Sell S12 in March 1936 at top and B2 at bottom.)
                        March-June 1937 15% decline (Sell S9 at top and B8 at bottom.)
                      
              2.      4/28/42 - 5/29/46    49 months
                      
July 1943-November 1943 11% decline(June 1943 Sell S9.  November 194 Buy B9

              3.          9/14/53 -  7/12/57   46 months
                       Sept 1955-October1955 10% decline (Sell S4 at top.  Buy B17 at bottom.)
                       April 1956-May 1956  10% decline (Sell S2 at top. Buy B19 at bottom.)
                       August 1956-Nov 1956   11% decline (Sell S2 at top. Buy B2 in October.)

              4.     10/21/57 -     1/5/60   26 months
                       August 1959-Sept 1969  9% decline (Sell S4 at top. Buy B17 at the bottom.)

              5.   10/23/62 -  1/5/66  38 months
                       May 1965-June 1965  11% decline (Sell S8 at top. Buy B10 in August after the bottom.)

              6.    7/24/84 -  8/25/87  37 months
                       July 1986-Aug 1984  9% decline (Sell S9 before top. Buy B17 in July before the bottom.)
                       Sept 1986-Sept 1984  9% decline (Sell S9 before top. Buy B17 just before the bottom.)
                       April 1987-May 1987  9% decline (Sell S9  at top. Buy B17 at the bottom.)

             7.
  12/4/87 -  7/17/90    32 months
                       Oct 1989-Oct 1989  9% decline (Sell S9 at top. Buy B17 at the bottom.)
                       Jan 1990-Jan 1990  9% decline (Sell S4/S15 at top. Buy B17 at the bottom.)
                       Aug 1987 - November 1987  35% decline (Sell S9/S12 at top. Buy B9 at the bottom.)

             8.    12/4/87 -  7/17/90    32 months
                       Oct 1989-Oct 1989  9% decline (Sell S9 at top. Buy B17 at the bottom.)
                       Jan 1990-Jan 1990  9% decline (Sell S4/S15 at top. Buy B17 at the bottom.)  
                       2.2% declines: 1991 1 ok 3 bad, 1992 2 bad                      

              9.   10/11/90 -  7/15/98  93 months
                     
Jun 1992-Oct 1992  8% decline (Sell S9 at top. Buy B17 at the bottom.)
                      Jan 1994-April 1994  11% decline (Sell S4 at top. Buy B19 at the bottom.)
                      May 1996-July 1996  8% decline (Sell S1 at top. Buy B17 at the bottom.)
                      March 1997-April 1997 10% decline (no sell signal at top. Buy B17 at the bottom.)
                      July 1997 - October 1997 13.5% decline (Sell S12 in September after top. Buy B1/B17 at the bottom.)
                      END July 1998 - October 1998 20% decline (Sell S9/S12 at top. Buy B9 at the bottom.)
                     
2.2% declines: 1991 1 ok 1 bad,  1993: 1 bad, 1994: 1 OK, 1 bad, 1996 2 bad, 1997 2 ok 4 bad.1998

             10. 3/12/2003 -  10/9/07  51 months  
                    
Feb 2004-Oct 1994 9% decline (Sell S9 at top. Buy B2/B9 at the bottom.)
                     May 2007-July 2007  8% decline (Sell S9 at top. Buy B9 at the bottom.)
                     July 2007-Aug 2007  9% decline (Sell S9 at top. Buy B14 two weeks after the bottom.)
                     October 2007-November 2007  10% decline (Sell S4 at top. Buy B1 a week before the bottom.)
                    END December 2007-February 2009 Bear Market 51% Decline. Sell S9/S12 at top
                    2.2% declines: 2003 1 ok, 2007 5 ok.
              11.   3/9/2009 -  4/29/2011  25.5 months
                    
Jan 2010-Feb 2010  8% decline (Sell S9 2 months before top. Buy B17 at the bottom.)
                    END April 2010 - June 2010  13.5% decline (no sell signal at top Buy B8 at the bottom.)
                     2.2% declines These failed to predict a decline in 13 cases.  They accurately predicted a decline only 2x..

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