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The Dow Theory is another method used by some to predict the beginning

of a new bull market. I do not recommend its use because it is just

The Dow Theory, it must be remembered, was created around the turn

of the century when the railroad industry was a booming growth sector

of the American economy.

The theory simply states that you must always analyze the industrial

and railroad averages together.

For investors interested in pursuing the matter in more detail,

William Peter Hamilton, in 1922, published the classical work entitled

The Stock Market Barometer. Robert Rhea, in 1932, wrote an updated

treatise on the subject, entitled The Dow Theory.

General Philosophy and

Observations

To many people, it seems prudent or fashionable to say or believe they

are long-term investors. Their policy is to stay fuly invested through

thick and thin. Inded, some institutions folow this philosophy. This

inflexible strategy can atimes bring tragic results, particularly for individual

investors. Individuals and institutions alike may get away with this

nonmovement in several relatively mild bear markets that decline 20%

or les. However, many bear markets are not mild, and some downright

devastating.

The problem is always at the beginning when you first start to sense

an impending bear market. You canot, in every case, project how bad

economiconditions might become or how long they could linger.

For example, Vietnam, inflation, and tight money helped turn the

1969—1970 corection into a two-year decline of 36.9%, whereas prior

bear markets typically averaged only nine months in duration with a

26% market downturn.


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