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<h2 class="wp-block-heading has-text-align-center">InvesTech was virtually alone in warning of Black Monday, Oct. 19, 1987</h2>
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<p><em>Jan. 4, 1988</em> - From his office overlooking Whitefish Lake in the Rocky Mountains of Montana, Jim Stack foresaw the stock market crash of Oct. 19. On Sept. 30, his <em><strong>InvesTech</strong> </em>newsletters told stock investors to move to 94% cash.</p>
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<p><em>Oct. 22, 1987</em> - Hulbert Financial Digest is also bullish on <strong><em>InvesTech Market Analyst</em></strong>. The last stock in [InvesTech's] model fund portfolio was sold October 16, three days before the crash. InvesTech said monetary conditions and technical factors pushed them towards caution.</p>
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<p><em>Jan. 4, 1988</em> - From his office overlooking Whitefish Lake in the Rocky Mountains of Montana, Jim Stack foresaw the stock market crash of Oct. 19. On Sept. 30, his <em><strong>InvesTech</strong> </em>newsletters told stock investors to move to 94% cash.</p>
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<p><em>Oct. 22, 1987</em> - Hulbert Financial Digest is also bullish on <strong><em>InvesTech Market Analyst</em></strong>. The last stock in [InvesTech's] model fund portfolio was sold October 16, three days before the crash. InvesTech said monetary conditions and technical factors pushed them towards caution.</p>
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<h2 class="wp-block-heading">This issue was published Oct. 16, 1987 the week before Black Monday</h2>
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<p>Published the week before "Black Monday," as Wall Street pundits insisted that the market's recent 200-point drop was nothing more than a "correction."</p>
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