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Tim W. Wood, CPA is the publisher of Tim W. Woods Cycles News & Views (CyclesMan.com). Tim Wood's knowledge of cycles is based on methods learned from Walter Bressert. His knowledge of Dow Theory has come from studies of the original works of Charles H. Dow, William Peter Hamilton, Robert Rhea, E. George Schaefer, Sparta Fritz Jr., A.M. Shumate, Charles B. Stansbury and Richard Russell.

The information presented in the Cycles News & Views newsletter is based on technical analysis; specifically knowledge of both Market Cycles and Dow Theory, and how they complement each other in predicting intermediate and long term market cycle changes. Tim Wood's primary focus is on the stock market, specifically the Dow Jones Industrial Average, the S&P 500, the Gold market, the Dollar and T-Bonds. Subscribers receive 12 monthly issues with web-based updates 3 nights per week, as well as access to the Original Gold Reports and The Bear Market Report.

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