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On Monday October 27, 1997,
.Dow sheds 554.26 or 7.18%

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From 976.65 on the 10th
to 874.00 on 10/27/97,
this was a drop of 102.65
or $51,325.00 per contract!

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In 2008, the Compass continues its amazing track record as the Dow falls over 14%

(08/12/07)  (#2)  “IMPORTANT NOTICE!  We have had a strong increase of downward bias in the indicators. Despite any efforts by the indexes to counter-rally higher, there is a potential existing for a significant selldown that could take the Dow back toward 10685 to 11500 area that can be sudden and with strength." 

(01/06/08) "…a bear-leg drop in indexes in the near- to mid-term."

(01/20/08)  (#3)  "…We look for further follow-through lower and are alerting for the increased potential for a sudden strong move lower. There can be efforts to counter-rally and resist the downward bias which is very strong now... This plays into the ongoing Interim Alert we have been carrying for a potential existing for a significant selldown... that could take the Dow back toward 10685 to 11500 area that could be can also be sudden and with strength."

(06/22/08)  (#3)  "…As The two Dow 13300s peaks of 5/2 and 5/19 are now acting as near-term “double-tops” as the markets tick lower overall. As expected, the Dow has broken below 12K once again. We look for 12K to act as resistance and for it to move back toward our 11500 area and further toward 11238 area. "

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From 13279.5 at the beginning of January 2008 a drop to hit 11298 on 6/27.  A drop of 1981.5 pts, or 18%!
It is heading lower...join now to find out where!

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