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DOW JONES - April 2001
Thursday, April 19, 2001 10:27 AM, PST

An Example of DiNapoli Techniques used to PredictFuture Price Turning Points

On April 2nd 2001, when everyone was calling for lower lows, we predicted Dow support at the 9400-9450 area. Our "Bread and Butter" pattern, clear to those that know it, gave us a clear (and accurate) expectation of support. The Bread and butter is one of nine directional patterns developed by Joe DiNapoli - in over over 30 years of trading. All are described in great detail in the book, Trading with DiNapoli Levels.

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Four days later, the dow rallied an incredible 780 points to 10155 after supporting at 9375.
See the chart below.
Then on 4/5/01, Joe posted a message saying, "Wanted to show you an expansion that could provide some important support for the NASDAQ composite." Accompanied by the chart below:

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From there the composite rallied some 163 points in a single day!!!


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