Session for December 6, 2011: Phil with a review of the year, running thru past downturns and how they felt, and what we went through (easy to forget), then attempt a few ideas about how to take advantage of all the turmoil presently, then dust off the crystal ball somewhat and peer briefly into 2012 and beyond. Subscriber Richard Ringrose with a presentation (brief) on the Square of 9. Subscriber Jeremy Calnan: An Introduction to Gann’s Master Time Factor with the material of Myles Wilson Walker.


	Session for December 6, 2011: Overview: 6.30pm till 8pm approx, Phil will do a review of the year, running thru past downturns and how they felt, and what we went through (easy to forget), then attempt a few ideas about how to take advantage of all the turmoil presently, then dust off the crystal ball somewhat and peer briefly into 2012 and beyond. As always, with plenty of comments and answering questions along the way. Session will be recorded and posted to the site later. Session Handout Session presentation slides Subscriber email referred to in the recording (about the bottom of real estate cycles) is 2011 email 21, this one: http://www.businesscycles.biz/2007emails/2011/21.pdf but I am using this pdf doc for the recording: 'What the hell is going on this year' when talking about the 18th C cycles and then the 1974, 1991 and current cycle. What the hell is going on this year Session part I recording Phil's review of the year, running thru past downturns and how they felt, and what we went through (easy to forget), then a few ideas about how to take advantage of all the turmoil presently, then the crystal ball peering briefly into 2012 and beyond. Session break. Session part II. Richard Ringrose, susbscriber from Canberra, a few brief items as follows: - Commodity 30/60 year cycles - quick update on Square of 9 using only spreadsheet (no macros even) and MetaStock - including price to degrees Session recording for part II not available. Session break. Session part III recording Jeremy Calnan, subscriber from Adelaide and registered equity advisor, presenting an introduction to the way Miles Wilson Walker looks at markets. If you have not seen a little Myles Wilson Walker, you can do so here: http://homepages.ihug.co.nz/~ellsann/aboutme.htm Session part III handouts: - May beans chart - Gann promotional pamplet Presentation slides - not available. - Robert Gordon's great campaign in cotton

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