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“In 1989 the Cold War ended, the Soviet Union ceased to exist as a nation, and the U.S. economy demonstrated similar characteristics that it did after both world wars…..Last, but not least, a strong bull market for U.S. investments. If I’m correct, this economic expansion could go on for another seven to 10 years as evidenced by “The Roaring 20s” after World War I and the “Golden Era” after World War II. In both cases, the Dow Jones Industrial Average had increased over 400%, which, if we put it in today’s terms, would mean a Dow at 14,000 to the year 2007.” —Ken Winans Interview, “I have been very concerned about the market throughout this year. Although I am surprised that the damage to the S&P 500 Index has been minimal so far, I am concerned about the immediate future for the stock market due to 1. Continued weakness in overall market, 2. Continued increases in interest rates and 3. The effect that Y2K related problems in foreign countries could have on the U.S. economy.” —Winans International Client Letter, “All of the major stock market declines have been less than 2 ½ years. In fact, it has now been 2 ½ years since the market peak in March 2000. The stock market has had powerful rallies of at least 80% following all major market declines. We think there is a strong possibility of this happening over the next several years as long as interest rates remain low, and the money supply continues to grow.” —Winans International Client Letter, Listed below are some of the letters and research reports that were sent to our clients on the dates indicated.
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