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  1.    PR#4: Subject: Scientific approach to the art of investing calculates that BEAR Market Arrives 10/5/05

 

 To: Various news services

 

 STOCKMARKETSCIENCE.COM

 

 Houston, TX

 

 Contact: Richard L. Field, PhD

 rfield55@yahoo.com

1-800-343-9561

 

 PRESS RELEASE

 

 For Immediate Release-October 5, 2005

 

 Scientific approach to the art of investing calculates that BEAR Market Arrives 10/5/05

 

 October 5, 2005---STOCKMARKETSCIENCE.COM, a web site devoted to a

 scientific approach to investment decisions, calculates that, after 2 and one-half  years of a BULL market (declared on Stockmarketscience.com on 4/25/03), the criteria for declaration of a new BEAR market have been achieved by the S&P 500 average.

 

 "The signal comes because the 200 Day Moving Average (200DMA) line of the S&P 500 average stopped going up and has turned down, while the S&P 500

 average is below the 40WMA line," according to Richard L. Field, PhD,

 Chief Scientist and General Manager of STOCKMARKETSCIENCE.COM.

 

 "The last BEAR market signal occurred September 22, 2000, so this is not

 something that happens every day!" Dr. Field reports. “We recommend that Long-term Investors liquidate all equities and go to cash or short-term Treasury notes of less than one year maturity, because BEAR markets last less than one year, on average.4

 The STOCKMARKETSCIENCE.COM Long-term system allows an investor to buy

 with 100% of his/her equity allocation on the BULL signal and hold until the next BEAR  market signal occurs, when equities should be converted 100% to cash. For more information, visit the web site:

 STOCKMARKETSCIENCE.COM, especially the link for Long_Term Investors.

 Richard L. Field, PhD, holds a doctorate in Mechanical Engineering (Math minor) and worked in the Space program for 20+ years before his retirement. He also taught four years at Texas A&M University. He has analyzed the stock market for over 40 years and perfected the Long-Term and Short-Term Systems presented on the web site, with complete 20 year (Long-term System) and 10 year (Short-term System) records. These results beat the S&P 500 average by an average of 7% per year for both the Long-term and Short-term Systems, and out-perform virtually any Buy-and-Hold strategy by a wide margin over any period. He also manages private investment accounts following the System rules.

 

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PR#3 Subject: Scientific approach to the art of investing calculates that BEAR Market Arrives 10/15/04

 To: Various news services

 STOCKMARKETSCIENCE.COM

 Houston, TX

 Contact: Richard L. Field, PhD

 rfield55@yahoo.com

1-800-343-xxxx

 PRESS RELEASE

 For Immediate Release-October 15, 2004

 Scientific approach to the art of investing calculates that BEAR Market Arrives 10/15/04

 October 15, 2004---STOCKMARKETSCIENCE.COM, a web site devoted to a

 scientific approach to investment decisions, calculates that, after 1 and one-half  years of a BULL market (declared on Stockmarketscience.com on 4/25/03), the criteria for declaration of a new BEAR market have been achieved by the S&P 500 average.

"The signal comes because the 40 Week Moving Average (40WMA) line of the S&P 500 average stopped going up and has turned down, while the S&P 500

average is below the 40WMA line," according to Richard L. Field, PhD,

 Chief Scientist and General Manager of STOCKMARKETSCIENCE.COM.

 "The last BEAR market signal occurred September 22, 2000, so this is not

something that happens every day!" Dr. Field reports. We recommend that Long-term Investors liquidate all equities and go to cash or short-term Treasury notes of less than one year maturity, because BEAR markets last less than one year, on average.

 The STOCKMARKETSCIENCE.COM Long-term system allows an investor to buy

with 100% of his/her equity allocation on the BULL signal and hold until the next BEAR  market signal occurs, when equities should be converted 100% to cash. For more information, visit the web site:

STOCKMARKETSCIENCE.COM, especially the link for Long_Term Investors.

Richard L. Field, PhD, holds a doctorate in Mechanical Engineering (Math minor) and worked in the Space program for 20+ years before his retirement. He also taught four years at Texas A&M University. He has analyzed the stock market for over 40 years and perfected the Long-Term and Short-Term Systems presented on the web site, with complete 20 year (Long-term System) and 10 year (Short-term System) records. These results beat the S&P 500 average by an average of 7% per year for both the Long-term and Short-term Systems, and out-perform virtually any Buy-and-Hold strategy by a wide margin over any period. He also manages private investment accounts following the System rules.

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DISCLAIMER: Past results are no guarantee of future results. StockMarketScience is for information and opinion only, and should not be considered stock or market advice. The user is totally responsible for any actions taken as a result of reading this publication, and StockMarketScience assumes NO liability for any losses suffered by anyone based on anything written here.

TRADEMARKS: "Standard & Poor's(R)", "S&P", "Standard & Poor's 500", "S&P 500" and "500" are trademarks of The McGraw-Hill Companies, Inc.

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PR#2. Date: Fri, 25 Apr 2003 15:00 CDT

 From: "richard field" <rfield55@yahoo.com>

 Subject: Scientific approach to the art of investing calculates that BULL Market Arrives 4/25/03

 To: Various news services

 STOCKMARKETSCIENCE.COM

 Houston, TX

 Contact: Richard L. Field, PhD

 rfield55@yahoo.com

 

 PRESS RELEASE

 For Immediate Release-April 25, 2003

 

 Scientific approach to the art of investing calculates that BULL Market Arrives 4/25/03

 April 25, 2003---STOCKMARKETSCIENCE.COM, a web site devoted to a

 scientific approach to investment decisions, calculates that, finally, after 2 and one-half  years, the criteria for declaration of a new BULL market have been achieved by the S&P 500 average.

 

 "The signal comes because the 40 week (200 Day) Moving Average (200DMA) line of the S&P 500 average stopped going down and has turned up, while the S&P 500

 average is above the 200DMA line," according to Richard L. Field, PhD,

 Chief Scientist and General Manager of STOCKMARKETSCIENCE.COM.

 

 "Since we had a major market low in July and a test of that low in

 October 2002, we expected the upturn could occur about 200 days from July

 2002, or in April 2003," states Dr. Field.

 

 "The last BULL market signal occurred December 16, 1994, so this is not

 something that happens every day!" Dr. Field reports.

 

 The STOCKMARKETSCIENCE.COM Long-term system allows an investor to buy

 with 100% of his/her equity allocation on the BULL signal and hold until the next BEAR  market signal occurs. For more information, visit the web site:

 STOCKMARKETSCIENCE.COM, especially the link for Long_Term Investors.

 

 Richard L. Field, PhD, holds a doctorate in Mechanical Engineering (Math minor) and worked in the Space program for 20+ years before his retirement. He also taught four years at Texas A&M University. He has analyzed the stock market for over 40 years and perfected the Long-Term and Short-Term Systems presented on the web site, with complete 20 year (Long-term System) and 9 year (Short-term System) records. These results beat the S&P 500 average by an average of 7% per year for both the Long-term and Short-term Systems, and out-perform virtually any Buy-and-Hold strategy by a wide margin over any period. He also manages private investment accounts following the System rules.

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PR #1. Thu, 2 Jan 2003 08:19:25 -0800 (PST)

 From: "richard field" <rfield55@yahoo.com>

 Subject: BULL market expected in 2003

 To: Various news services

 

 STOCKMARKETSCIENCE.COM

 Contact: Richard L. Field, PhD

 rfield55@yahoo.com

 

 PRESS RELEASE

 For Immediate Release-January 2, 2003

 

 Probable BULL Market will be declared before April, 2003.

 STOCKMARKETSCIENCE.COM believes we will get a BULL

 market signal before April, 2003. The signal will come

 when the 200 Day Moving Average (200DMA) of the S&P500

 average stops going down and turns up, while the

 S&P500 average is above the 200DMA line. The 200DMA

 line will turn up when current prices are above those

 from 200 days ago. Since we had a major market low in

 July and a test of that low in Oct 2002, we expect the

 upturn to occur before 200 days from July, 2002, or in

 April, 2003. The only reason this will fail to occur

 is if we plunge below the S&P 500 average of

 7/24/2002. The last BULL market signal occurred

 12/16/1994, so this is not something that happens

 every day! In the STOCKMARKETSCIENCE.COM long-term

 system you may BUY with 100% of your funds on the BULL

 signal and hold until the next BEAR market signal

 (hopefully years after that) occurs. For more

 information visit our web site:

 STOCKMARKETSCIENCE.COM.

 

 

DISCLAIMER: Past results are no guarantee of future results. StockMarketScience is for information and opinion only, and should not be considered stock or market advice. The user is totally responsible for any actions taken as a result of reading this publication, and StockMarketScience assumes NO liability for any losses suffered by anyone based on anything written here.

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