What's going to happen to the Dow.

For every 1 dollar being used to buy a share, over 50 dollars worth of shares are being sold. The results of this sell off are yet to be seen, but they will!

US corporate leaders are selling shares in their own companies at twice the average rate of the last 5 years.

The US dollar is falling...the federal deficit
has reached half a trillion...the trade deficit is another half trillion...the federal government is $44 trillion in the red...US consumer debt has reached three times GDP and is growing 6 times as
fast...and Americans are going bankrupt at record rates...835,000 in the first half of 2003.

When the Japanese stock market started it's downward movement, it retraced up about 50 percent for a number of times before continuing its journey down.

The Dow has retraced about 50 percent at the moment.

Other similarities to Japan are:

- Between 1971 to 1985, the Japanese stock market went up roughly 500 percent.

- In America, the bull market began 10 years later in 1981. From 1981 until 1985, US stocks went up
500 percent.

- In 1985, the Japanese market shot up like a rocket. It tripled in the next 5 years.

- In 1995, the US stock market shot up like a rocket. It tripled in the next 5 years.

- In 1990, the Japanese market reached it's peak and began to decline. Within eighteen months it was down 30 percent.

- In 2000, the US stock market reached it's peak and began to decline. Within eighteen months it was down 30 percent.

If you want to know what's going to happen to the Dow, look at Japan. There is a 10 year gap between what happens in Japan and what happens in the US.