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Sirius is an interesting chart in crowd behavior, recomended read:

Profiting from Crowd Behavior an the Dynamics of Price, the Psychology

of Technical Analysis by Tony Plummer : looks over sold an could have a

dead cat bounce, but these type of bubble moves,~ AKA the Stern

bubble~, are done the chart lays dormant for a couple of years untill

real quartely earning move the stock price, Stern will have to prove

his worth, in the fullness of time. HAL 3000 say's " Negative Candidate

(Medium term) - May 15, 2006 Analysis Explanation

Shows a weak development within a falling trend channel. A further

negative development is indicated, and there is resistance against the

ceiling of the trend channel. The stock has broken down through the

support at $ 4.40. This predicts a further decline. Volume tops

correspond well with price tops, and volume bottoms correspond well

with price bottoms. This weakens the falling trend and could be an

early signal for a coming trend break. RSI is oversold, which indicates

a potential short-term reaction up. The RSI curve shows a falling

trend, which supports the negative trend. The stock is overall assessed

as technically negative for the medium long term.all ~disclaimers

pertain~

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Past performance may not reflect future returns. Your mileage may vary. You can be right 90% of the time predicting the weather by saying that it will be just like yesterday, but you will miss every important change. You are not buying a "stock" you are buying equity in a company. Charts are great at telling you what has already happened. Your risk tolerance is best expressed by how well do you sleep at night without worrying about your investments. Watergate does not bother me, does your conscience bother you? Sweet home Alabama. Your rate of return for your stock investments since 12/01/02 should easily be over 16% annualized with a simple dollar cost averaging 3 fund portfolio. It's not rocket science, it's commitment and discipline.

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Think of real returns{minus fees ,an taxes, an inflation} in a longer

time horizen,a diversified portfolio of ETF's an/or Ishares are a

better way to go ,no yearly tax bite, on distrubutions{mutual fund

portfolio turn over}, a taxable event,unless under an IRA

umbrella,{which we woun't go into Trust law, an allowable earned

income, under a Trust} chart is of the Heathcare Ishares ,good to

go look at which sectors, have held up during corrections,money in

strong hands vs froth in weak hands,~all disclaimer pertain~

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Basic strategy chart for single-deck blackjack at LV strip casinos. Using basic strategy, you're still a long term loser but the house only has a 1/2 percent or so edge and you get "free" watered down drinks.

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Losers built the "VEGAS "STRIP"got to love it!!!,

on to the biggest

casino in the world... The small investor condition can best be

described as edgy.

Here is what our Fear index is showing ...

Investors get brave, they get punished, and then scared again. Three

days ago they were getting braver, and yesterday sent them back to the

fear corner.by the" Bearded One"{new media nickname ,by the media

clowns, guys that wear make-up, an vaseline on their teeth} it should

be," Dr. Bernanke", born on December 13, 1953, in Augusta,

Georgia. He received a B.A. in economics in 1975 from Harvard

University (summa cum laude) and a Ph.D. in economics in 1979 from the

Massachusetts Institute of Technology.

All this action is a sign that this is a high intensity bull versus

bear interaction. This level of

intensity doesn't last very long before a victor emerges. Yesterday

closed with the Fear

Index in extreme fear territory.

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RIAA recording characteristic for 33 1/3-rpm long-playing records. Bass

turnover and treble transition frequencies are standardized at 500Hz

and 2.122kHz. A constant-velocity characteristic is used below 50Hz.

The solid line shows the relative velocity and a magnetic cartridge's

output The dashed line shows the playback equalization required to

produce the flat response shown by the dotted line.

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What's it going to be? A fabulous Summer rally ... or a punishing

downside failure?

Long Term Liquidity is still in contraction, and the market cannot make

a sustainable up move until it moves into expansion.

The reason for the caution is because, as seen below, the VIX

(Volatility Index which moves opposite to the market), has

sustained substantial damage.

Its past 3 year history has been to move within the upper an lower

limits of its concentric circles ... that is until recently

when it blew through its upper concentric circle's resistance. This is

signifying an important longer term shift may be forthcoming{yes/no?}.

You can see on the chart below, that the VIX still remains at a very

high level and must come down a lot lower to have

a sustainable up move. To do this, we will have to see a significant

amount of Liquidity move into the market and

our economic system.

Be cautious and have good data to guide you after Thursday's Fed Meeting

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johnyholiday,

Are these speaker enclosures variations / improvements on the old Karalson (Karelson??) front and back loaded horn-like enclosures of the late 1950s?

Did you ever see the violin with the Karalson wings?

I have an old Karalson my dad, a master carpenter, built for me with tender loving care in 1958. Last time I had a woofer in it is sounded pretty good (Impact!) but very little very deep bass. It sounded a lot like a JBL C34, with a little more punch (or peak!) around 90 Hz. The enclosure, now empty, is in my museum. I'll never part with it.

How would you compare your enclosures to Belle Klipsch, La Scalla, and Klipschorn bass sections?
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