Part II

The First Trading Day of November, on a Monday is POSITIVE 75% of the time.  And, what's interesting about these is, that 5 of the 8 times this occurred, the HIGH of the DAY was after 3:00 pm.  Here's a couple to whet your appetite.

Tip:  So as you can see from just these small pieces of research, HISTORICAL ANALYSIS, can be very interesting.

There are so many things you can do.

December Expiration Weeks have closed POSITIVE 70% of the time.  So do October.

I've recently been doing some studies on the DOW.  It's really weird.  I decided to take a look at some market crashes, so I could run some sort of comparison to the 9/11 crash.  I found that the chart was ghostly similar to 1929.

Let's take a look.  Here is the current Dow chart.

The September 2001 Crash/Bottom is "in place".  OK. Now let's look at 1929.

Some similarities.  Enough to pay attention.  Enough to make someone want to see what's next.  Here is what followed.

Yes.  One of the biggest BEAR markets in history!

Hmmm. How about we take a look at Pearl Harbor, a similar tragic event in U.S. History.  If history serves me correct, that was December, 1941.  Let's take a look.

So, the Attack on Pearl Harbor was in December, and the Dow "bottomed" a few months later.  Ok. I guess we would want to see what happens next.  That sounds like a good idea.

WOW.  Looks like one of the biggest BULL markets in history.

Which do we have, if any, I do not know.  But I do know that I have these charts printed out, along with some other ones, and I'll be paying very close attention to them!

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