Dow 10,000? TA Says Low
This column was originally published on RealMoney on Nov. 30 at 8:10 a.m. EST. It's being republished as a bonus for TheStreet.com readers.
Yesterday, I promised to state exactly how far the
Dow Jones Industrial Average
would drop in the coming months.
Of course numbers like the one below are always a combination of TA and artwork.
In fact, the further one goes out, the more artwork -- or even guesswork! -- is involved.
Nevertheless, here goes! (See the first chart below.)
Today, charts for:
the
Nasdaq
;
Occidental Petroleum
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;
Ball Corp.
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;
IBM
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;
Chicago Mercantile Exchange
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; and
Qualcomm
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.
And that is the final word from the
Washington Post
Style section, where yes, I'll finally come clean: I've turned into a Su Doku addict!
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