New England Patriots / New York Giants

East Rutherford NJ, December 29, 2007 – You don’t have to be a Patriots fan to admit this, and you don’t have to be a Giants fan, either; but in your innate sense of honesty and fairness surely you will admit that tonight we watched an exceptional leader, an exceptional athlete, perform at the very top of his game. Tom Brady demonstrated a stunning example of engineering a major reversal of trend, and he almost made it look easy.

The game didn’t start out well for him. Actually, it seemed as though the Giants were wearing Patriots uniforms! The Giants ignited the action with a 52-yard initial run following the jump-ball, leading to a total drive of 74 yards and a 7-0 score. The lead was traded back and forth during the rest of the first half, capped by an 85-yard drive by the Giants and a touchdown pass with only 13 seconds remaining in the half, leaving the Patriots trailing by 5 points.

Real trouble developed in the third quarter. At one point, the Patriots were down 12 points, their greatest deficit all season. The downtrend was clearly continuing. The clock was ticking, and the Patriots were losing the game.

Brady got busy. He patiently drove the Pats down the field, first down after first down, ending with a 6-yard touchdown run and a kick, making the score 28-23, Giants still ahead. The trend was starting to reverse. The game-sealer came early in the fourth quarter with a spectacular 65-yard touchdown pass from Brady to Randy Moss at the sideline, close to the end-zone, nearly identical to a pass which Moss had dropped on the previous play. Now, the trend had clearly reversed, and the Pats were ahead. They followed up with another touchdown. The Giants rallied with one of their own; but time had run out. The Patriots won the game, 38-35.

Brady had conducted another Master Class in Trend Reversal. This was Sports Entertainment at the highest level. We watched it as it was happening, in real time.

CandleWave works the same way. Stock prices run in waves and produce patterns which tell a story on the charts. By using our array of Indicators, some of which are unique to us, we are able to accurately forecast substantial reversals of price trend in real time. Our predictive charting tools tell a story in much the same way as an EKG tells the cardiologist about his patient’s heart. The interpretive skill of the viewer is key; and that takes time, study, and experience.

The patterns in stock prices, together with other Indicators, reveal the mass psychology of investors as a group. The stock market is the best measuring-stick of investors’ mood. Some people consider it to be a “lie detector,” as well. The professional chatterboxes may presume to possess special inspiration about the future course of the market; but the truth is that the patterns in stock prices together with our analytical tools tell the true story in real time. The CandleWave analytical system has no peer in forecasting substantial reversals of trend as they are happening.

As recent examples: on October 31, 2007 we reported to our Subscribers that bearish patterns had appeared in several Indexes; that the NASDAQs were “extremely close to reversing to the downside;” and that “All Investors should have a modest toe in the water to the downside.” The very next day (i.e., November 1) the NASDAQs did, in fact, reverse to the downside; DJIA prices fell about 360 points that day; and before the decline ended on November 26 the DJIA had fallen more than 1200 points.

Thereupon, on November 26 we reported the emergence of bullish reversal patterns in six Indexes, and (in part) that “those tiny Hammers might be the ignition spark of an upturn tomorrow morning….Surely, the markets are oversold; and our Indicators, as a group, give us good reason to believe that a bounce will come soon.” We suggested that our Subscribers “lower your protective buy-stops” and to consider purchasing an in-the-money Call option. The very next morning (i.e., November 27) the Dow began an advance, and closed up more than 215 points on the day. The rally ended with a high close of 13,727 on December 10, for a gain of about 984 points from November 26.

The proof is in the pudding: CandleWave calls substantial reversals of trend as they are happening, in real time. Catching a trend at its beginning offers the best chance of profit with the least risk.
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William G. Kurtz Jr. December 29, 2007 www.candlewave.com info@candlewave.com