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November 3, 2005

Dow 30 Journal, Thurs., Nov. 3, 2005, 12:45 PM

Readers have asked if they can see copies of my 1999 Dow 30 Journal. Well, I wrote it up in Week #21 in Review (May 28-05), as follows:

The Journal I referred to was my Dow 30 Journal that I published weekly on three web sites, in the 1990s (including AfterHourTrades.com and Trading-Ideas.com, which might still be around)."

I did not mention the third one because there is an unresolved legal issue, which I anticipate will be resolved in the months ahead, before I renew my Dow 30 Journal, which I intend to do as a premium service.

With respect to AfterHourTrades.com, it's editor and webmaster Roland Burke (down Syracuse NY way), continues to do a great job, and I expect to get back to him one day, after James comes aboard to manage those things.

The T-I guys were out of Boston, but it appears they closed the doors. Last time I checked in with them they were changing into a proprietary trading desk, and dropping the portal business. Just like broker-dealers, some of these trading blogs come and go, you know.

As for the old Dow 30 Journal, I still have all the files, and frequently quote from them here, as I did in Trader Wizard, because what goes around comes around.

You'd be interested to know that in 2H99, I was jumping up and down regarding an impending bear market, but like a tree falling in the forest, not too many people were listening. So on January 2, 2000, I finished off six months of planning and moved to Vancouver where I started to build out a national brokerage firm.

One cycle later, I might be about to do the same thing again. Who knows?

But it is true that what goes around comes around.

Posted by Posted by Bill Cara on November 3, 2005 12:46:04 PM | Category: Cara re: Cara