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Well I’ve been meaning to make a video, so since I am trapped here at home I figured “why not now?”  Please click the link below to see my video discussing all kinds of things related to the big picture, long-term outlook as well as the current trend, and prospects for the market for the next 12 months.

Jay’s Research Video

You can make it Full Screen by clicking the two opposing arrows near the lower right.

For the record, I flubbed the opening not once, but twice and have no way to edit them out. So your choices are:

a) Click ahead to about the 1-minute mark

b) Watch the first minute to observe the “How Not To” lesson

Topics include:

*Where we stand now in relation to market history

*The Decennial Pattern

*The first 2.5 years of this decade

*The current trend for the market and how to use my market bellwethers

*Two very positive developments for the next 12-months

*The most consistent market trend

*3 trend reversals to watch for

Enjoy! (endure? Whatever!)

Jay’s Research Video

Jay Kaeppel

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