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<h3>"How do I hate thee?  Let me count the ways..."</h3>
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<p>Without a doubt, this is already one of the most hated bull markets in history! Both analysts and the media are finding countless things wrong with the rally, the U.S. economy, and –it seems– the outlook for the entire world:</p>
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<blockquote class="wp-block-quote"><p>Global Recession Deepens, Adding to U.S. Woes</p><cite>The Kiplinger Letter – 5/4/09</cite></blockquote>
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<p>From the swine flu outbreak, to soaring bankruptcies and foreclosures, to weak trading volume and ominous selling by corporate insiders, Wall Street investors have no shortage of worries on their minds. So why does the market continue to move relentlessly higher?</p>
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<p>Inside this issue, we provide the historical answer to that question – which our more seasoned subscribers know already. Just eight weeks ago, our March 13 issue laid out the technical arguments for an important market bottom…</p>
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<p>…and thus far, the low that week (at DJIA 6547) has proven to be the bear market low.</p>
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<p><br><strong>The ultimate question: What now?</strong></p>
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<p>Are we in a new bull market or is it a bear market rally? If it is a new bull market, will it be a cyclical bull that is destined to a short life span or fail to reach old highs? And is it too late to buy, with the market already rebounding over 25%? All of these worries simply add to headlines now weighing on investors’ shoulders.</p>
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<p><br>So let’s tackle some of these major concerns…</p>
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<h3>Climbing a Wall of Worry</h3>
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<p>Every seasoned investor knows that bull markets climb a proverbial “wall of worry” during their early months of existence. Yet each and every time, it doesn’t get any easier. There is always an emotional tug-of-war between gloomy media headlines, and the slow methodical improvement in the technical outlook…</p>
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<p>But with all the blocks in place for a potential “best buy” opportunity in stocks [see table below], we need to pay close attention to the technical outlook – which is dramatically changing!</p>
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