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From time to time, Lowry publishes special research reports that discuss topics that our analysts believe are important to the investment community. Some of these studies deal with new indicators for interpreting major turning points in the stock market, the changing nature of stock market statistics, old indicators that no longer work, new ways of spotting early signs of accumulation and distribution, or other subjects intended to help our clients to become more astute, more observant, and more successful investors.

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An Exploration Of The Nature of Bull Market Tops Dated January 14, 2006

"Almost every investor harbors the secret wish of being able to sell out on the exact top day of a bull market. The bragging rights would last a lifetime..."

This paper is the result of an extensive study of each of the last 14 bull market tops over the 72-year period from 1929 through 2000.

The very surprising results should encourage all investors to carefully re-examine and modify their strategies for protecting portfolios in advance of the onset of cyclical bear markets.

The price for the 7-page An Exploration Of The Nature Of Bull Market Tops study is $10.00 USD.

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Bull Market Tops

Historical Perspective of Past Tragedies Dated September 12, 2001

"...We thought that it might be helpful to try to put the tragic events of Tuesday, September 11, 2001 into an historical framework. Any such effort has limited significance since there have been so few tragedies of similar proportions throughout modern times. But, we felt that even a limited review of earlier historical events might serve as a useful reference for our clients..."

The price for the 6-page Historical Perspective of Past Tragedies is $10.00 USD.

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Historical Prospective
of Past Tragedies

Identifying Bear Market Bottoms and New Bull Markets
...A Study of 90% Days
Updated to September 15, 2008

"Ask one hundred investors whether this is a bull market or a bear market, and you are likely to find their opinions split evenly down the middle." The Identifying Bear Market Bottoms and New Bull Markets ... A Study of 90% Days is here to clarify.

This paper was the winner of the prestigous 2002 Charles H. Dow Award
Each year the Market Technicians Association, in alliance with Dow Jones and Company, presents an award for excellence in the field of Technical Analysis. The recipient of that award is Paul Desmond, President of Lowry Research Corporation.

The price for the 7-page Identifying Bear Market Bottoms and New Bull Markets ... A Study of 90% Days study is $10.00 USD.

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2002 Charles H.
Dow Award

The Old Advance-Decline Line... It Ain't What It Used To Be! Dated May 29, 2003

"One of the most popular tools for examining the internal condition of the stock market has gone awry. The Advance-Decline Line, which has been the standard measurement of the breadth of the stock market for more than 100 years, doesn't seem to work any more. In recent years, at particularly critical turning points in the equity market, the Advance-Decline Line has signaled a very positive bias to the market just before stocks turned decisively negative..."

The price for the 5-page The Old Advance-Decline Line... It Ain't What It Used To Be! study is $10.00 USD.

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The Old Advance - Decline Line

Are The CAP-Weighted Indexes Causing Portfolio Managers To Under-Perform The Stock Market?Dated November 23, 2003

"Even a quick glance at a chart of the S&P 500 Index shows that it has recovered less than half of its 2000-2002 losses, and has not exceeded any previous important rally peaks. Thus, it has been easy for investors to conclude that the current market advance reflected in the S&P 500 Index is nothing more than a rally within a bear market. But, our Unweighted Index of the S&P 500 Component Stocks reflects a significantly different pattern. It is on the verge of new all-time highs. The only difference between the two indexes is that the S&P 500 Index is cap-weighted and our Unweighted Index of the S&P 500 Component Stocks is not..."

The price for the 4-page Are The CAP-Weighted Indexes Causing Portfolio Managers To Under-Perform The Stock Market? study is $10.00 USD.

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CAP - Weighted Indexes

 
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