2003 was the worst year in a while for many technical analysts and I figured out why<<<<
did you figure out that the many ta's that had a bad year were caught up in the trend on the last three years, or perma-bears, who didn't or couldn't or didn't want to recognize all the elements of a base and a trend change that took place during summer 2002 thru march 2003.
I see you have made some grandiose predictions, bullish predictions,
technical analysis cannot predict the future - nor can you or anybody else - predictions are just pissing in the wind, useless grandstanding and ego self-massaging.
hopefully you can use technical analysis to identify trends and hopefully identify trend changes early before most of the crowd catches on.
now that you have made some grandiose bull predictions, and we've had huge mutual fund inflows in january, and a very low equity p/c ratio in january, it might be time to consider the bear case,
but only consider, because bull markets are like weeds, they are hard to take out, and they grow back quickly.