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I call bullish - old school chart signal sees stock market turn up

The Coppock Curve, a little-known stock market indicator, has just called the start of a new bull market. While the name may not be familiar to most retail.

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The Coppock curve: timing the bottom of the market is like a bereavement

The Coppock curve: timing the bottom of the market is like a bereavement
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Another Rare Bullish Indicator Flashed Last Week

Going back to 1970, this bullish indicator has been triggered 19 times. In 18 of those instances, stocks rallied over the next year.

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Tickets on sale for Salem homes Christmas Tour

Now is the time to make reservations if you want a look inside half a dozen homes in the City of Salem that are all decked out for the holidays.

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The story of John Brown s Ohio Raiders | Area History

EDITOR S NOTE: This story was originally published on Oct. 19, 2019 by the Ohio History Connection.Â Richland Source has entered into a collaborative agreement with the Ohio History Connection to share content across our sites. Under the shadow of nightfall on Oct. 16, 1859 (thatâs 161 years ago this fall), famous (or infamous, depending on who you ask) abolitionist John Brown led 21 men across the Potomac River into the Virginia village of Harpers Ferry. Brown, an ardent abolitionist, believed that slavery could only be ended through violence so he was building an army. He brought his tiny army of 21 to Harpers Ferry to collect weapons from a federal military arsenal in town, and to hopefully recruit the many free black men in the vicinity to their cause.

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