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A Averages Dow Jones Industrial Average Buy and Hold results
Avoidance Percentage of Bear markets avoided by Schannep Timing Indicator
B Bear markets Defined, and the combination of factors which cause them
Dates of occurrences, duration, percentage declines
Relationship to Recessions
Bell curve of durations and extents
Bell Curves of Bull and Bear market durations, extents,
quartiles and median
Benchmark Buy and Hold Dow Jones Industrial Average
Bull markets Defined, and the combination of factors which cause them
Dates of occurrences, duration, percentage declines
Relationship to Expansions
Bell curve of durations and extents
Business Expansions and Recessions see "Expansions" and "Recessions"
Buy and Hold Results using the Dow Jones Industrial Average
Buy Signal     Dow Theory, "classic" and other Buy signals
C Comparison Between Buy & Hold, the Dow Theory and the Schannep Timing Indicator
COMPOSITE Timing Indicator available to Subscribers only
D "Diamonds" Exchange listed (mutual) fund that tracks the Dow Jones Industrial Average
Depression Dates of start and finish, length in months
Dow, Charles H. Originator of the Dow Theory, explanation
Dow Jones Average Year End Levels Dow Jones Industrial Average Buy and Hold results
Dow Theory Explanation, and "Official" Detailed Record
E  Expansions Dates of start and finish, length in years
H Hamilton, William Peter Charles Dow’s successor as Editor of the Wall Street Journal     
Highs Dow Jones Bull market high point levels and dates
History of the Stock Market Dates, levels, percentages and lengths over the last   100 years for Bull and Bear markets shown for the Dow Jones Industrial Average
I Index funds   See "Diamonds" and "Spiders"
L Lows        Dow Jones Bear market low point levels and dates
M Media        Print coverage of this Newsletter, including what reference books have written
Momentum               One of the Bull or Bear market factors
Monetary Another of the Bull or Bear market factors
P Participation Percentage of Bull market captured by the Schannep Timing Indicator
Primary Trends Dow Theory Explanation
Purpose          Of stock market Major trend timing
Q Q & A         Questions and Answers regarding this Newsletter and market timing
R Recessions Dates of start and finish, length in months
Results Buying and Holding the Dow Jones Industrial average         
Schannep Timing Indicator Signals
Rhea, Robert Great Dow theorist of the 1930’s, author "The Dow Theory"
S Secondary Trends Dow Theory Explanation
Sell Signals Dow Theory, "classic" and other Sell signals
Signals Dates, market levels, further percentage move and time of the Schannep Timing Indicator
"Spiders" Exchange listed (mutual) fund that tracks the Standard & Poors 500 stock index
S&P500 Standard & Poors 500 Stock Index used as a benchmark
T Technical Analysis of Stock Trends Classic tome by Robert Edwards and John Magee
The Dow Theory see "Dow Theory"
Toffler, Alvin Author "The Third Wave"
Trends See "Primary" and "Secondary"
V Verification    C.P.A. reviewed results for the Schannep Timing Indicator
W   What Readers Say Comments by readers

Bull and Bear  Record of 'Buying & Holding', definitions (better than Wall Street's common definition of 20%), dates and levels of the 23 Bull and Bear Markets over the last 100 years, Bell Curves of both, economic Expansion and Recession (and depression) dates and percentages.

The Dow Theory  Explanation, examples of Buy and Sell signals, detailed "official" record.

What the Schannep Timing Indicator has done.  Background, purpose, signals and results, C.P.A. verified record, bull market participation and bear market avoidance

Questions and Answers Questions and Answers of interest to serious Major-trend investors.

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