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September 29, 2007

London's FTSE and Germany's DAX: A Stock Market Elliott Wave Analysis
by Robert McHugh

Both major stock markets are completing tops, and are about to start multi-week declines. The London FTSE topped in July, 2007, and since has been tracing out the first two legs of an a-down, b-up, c-down Intermediate degree wave 2 decline. Wave b-up has retraced about 73.6 percent of the decline from July into August. That wave should complete soon. Then a strong decline, wave c-down should begin. A Fibonacci .786 retrace of wave a-down would take the FTSE up as high as 6,554.

Germany's DAX has also failed to exceed its July highs, and is following a similar path as the FTSE. The DAX has retraced 72 percent of the summer decline. A Fibonacci .786 (the quare root of phi, .618) would take the DAX up to 7,945.

Wave c-down into an Intermediate wave 2 bottom could commence as soon as this week, if many of the signals affecting U.S. markets apply to these two indices. We offer an expanded 48 page weekend newsletter to Subscribers at www.technicalindicatorindex.com. We also cover the US on a Daily basis. We cover the Australia daily and weekly, and the London FTSE, and German DAX weekly. You can get a FREE 30 day Trial Subscription by going to the website and clicking on the button at the upper right of the Home page.

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Robert D. McHugh, Jr. Ph.D.
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Robert McHugh Ph.D. is President and CEO of Main Line Investors, Inc., a registered investment advisor in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, and can be reached at www.technicalindicatorindex.com. The statements, opinions and analyses presented in this newsletter are provided as a general information and education service only. Opinions, estimates and probabilities expressed herein constitute the judgment of the author as of the date indicated and are subject to change without notice. Nothing contained in this newsletter is intended to be, nor shall it be construed as, investment advice, nor is it to be relied upon in making any investment or other decision. Prior to making any investment decision, you are advised to consult with your broker, investment advisor or other appropriate tax or financial professional to determine the suitability of any investment. Neither Main Line Investors, Inc. nor Robert D. McHugh, Jr., Ph.D. Editor shall be responsible or have any liability for investment decisions based upon, or the results obtained from, the information provided.

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