Market Talk / Feb. 19 - 25

[Birchtree]

Take off the helmet so you can see better

Wizard,

Mr McHugh was referencing the top for the S&P 500 which did in fact occur on 3/24/2000 with a value of 1527.46 - don't choke. The DJIA peaked at 11,722.98 on 1/14/2000 and the Nasdaq Composite Index peaked at 5048.62 on 3/10/2000. Now please enjoy a few cheese crackers on me - you are most welcome and your apology will be accepted in abstentia just in case you find it to humbling to respond.

Dennis

 

[Spaf]

Whew!

We..

 

[mlk_man]

Wizard, please do not accuse other members of posting false quotes and/or information unless you can substantiate the claim.

All our members are important to us and all the information and opinions we can gather will only help us in the long run.

Here is what Birchtree was referring to in his previous post:

http://www.safehaven.com/article-4676.htm

Thank you,

M_M

 

[mlk_man]

To all our members, Mr. McHugh is president and CEO of an investment newsletter. His opinions and theories are just that, his.

The truth is out there, just depends on who you choose to listen to as to what that truth is........

Happy returns,

M_M

 

[Wizard]

Wizard,

Mr McHugh was referencing the top for the S&P 500 which did in fact occur on 3/24/2000 with a value of 1527.46 - don't choke. The DJIA peaked at 11,722.98 on 1/14/2000 and the Nasdaq Composite Index peaked at 5048.62 on 3/10/2000. Now please enjoy a few cheese crackers on me - you are most welcome and your apology will be accepted in abstentia just in case you find it to humbling to respond.

Dennis

Birchy you are correct.

Apparently Mr Hughs changes his start of the bear market from week to week. I did not see his current start date before I posted earlier.

start of the Bear Market on March 24th, 2000 through the end of the Bear

This week: http://www.safehaven.com/article-4676.htm

start of the Bear on January 14th 2000.

Last week: http://www.safehaven.com/article-4602.htm

It would be nice if you post a link. My post was based on his last week article. Once again I did not know he posted an updated article. He normally updates late Sunday or early Monday.

My mistake.

 

[Wizard]

Wizard, please do not accuse other members of posting false quotes and/or information unless you can substantiate the claim.

All our members are important to us and all the information and opinions we can gather will only help us in the long run.

M_M

At the time I had the substantiation and I provided a link.

I feel if you are going to quote something from an outside source the member quoting should provide a link to what they are referring too. In additon, a member should not be quoting a source that is a paid service, such as the Wall Street Journal. Since that post is breaking copywrite rules/laws. If you can not provide a link that everyone can get to you should not be quoting. This should be enforced.

I did not know Mr Hugh's posted an update and changed his start date of the bear market.

Thank you.

 

[Spaf]

Posting Concerns! | Closing!

It's ok to yak and talk about what other marketeers say. Claming what others say word for word is what is called plagiarism. This is kind of a gray area where one has to be responsible for. We just got to be careful, and if in doubt just indicate "who did it."

Will be closing the weekly thread and starting a new one. Regards and be careful!.......

......Spaf