Forecast for 1/1/2008 thru 12/31/2008:
Forecast made on 2007-01-01
The Xyber9 long term multi-yearly forecast is as follows:
The Xyber9 programs are suggesting that we should see the markets move up from the lows of 2006 to 2009. That is to say the highs in 2009 should be higher than the lows set in 2006. Remember the markets never move in a straight line.

Forecast for 1/1/2004 thru 1/1/2006:
The multi-yearly stock market trends shown here are based on a discovery made by Robert Taylor, nominated for the Nobel Prize in Economics in March of 2000 for his work in the field of economic time series. For more information concerning Taylor’s work go to the section in this website marked Technology. You can also find additional information under General Information and the Q&A section.
For further information about Robert Taylor, his discovery and his book Paradigm you can go to the website www.paradigmbook.com. In his book Paradigm, Taylor explains his quantified research in his essay The Taylor Effect and Technical Appendix.

Forecast for 1/1/2001 thru 1/1/2004:
The multi-yearly stock market trends shown here are based on a discovery made by Robert Taylor, nominated for the Nobel Prize in Economics in March of 2000 for his work in the field of economic time series. For more information concerning Taylor’s work go to the section in this website marked Technology. You can also find additional information under General Information and the Q&A section.
For further information about Robert Taylor, his discovery and his book Paradigm you can go to the website www.paradigmbook.com. In his book Paradigm, Taylor explains his quantified research in his essay The Taylor Effect and Technical Appendix.

Forecast for 1/1/2000 thru 1/1/2001:
The multi-yearly stock market trends shown here are based on a discovery made by Robert Taylor, nominated for the Nobel Prize in Economics in March of 2000 for his work in the field of economic time series. For more information concerning Taylor’s work go to the section in this website marked Technology. You can also find additional information under General Information and the Q&A section.
For further information about Robert Taylor, his discovery and his book Paradigm you can go to the website www.paradigmbook.com. In his book Paradigm, Taylor explains his quantified research in his essay The Taylor Effect and Technical Appendix.

Forecast for 1/1/1997 thru 1/1/2000:
The multi-yearly stock market trends shown here are based on a discovery made by Robert Taylor, nominated for the Nobel Prize in Economics in March of 2000 for his work in the field of economic time series. For more information concerning Taylor’s work go to the section in this website marked Technology. You can also find additional information under General Information and the Q&A section.
For further information about Robert Taylor, his discovery and his book Paradigm you can go to the website www.paradigmbook.com. In his book Paradigm, Taylor explains his quantified research in his essay The Taylor Effect and Technical Appendix.

Forecast for 1/1/1996 thru 1/1/1997:
The multi-yearly stock market trends shown here are based on a discovery made by Robert Taylor, nominated for the Nobel Prize in Economics in March of 2000 for his work in the field of economic time series. For more information concerning Taylor’s work go to the section in this website marked Technology. You can also find additional information under General Information and the Q&A section.
For further information about Robert Taylor, his discovery and his book Paradigm you can go to the website www.paradigmbook.com. In his book Paradigm, Taylor explains his quantified research in his essay The Taylor Effect and Technical Appendix.

Forecast for 1/1/1992 thru 1/1/1996:
The multi-yearly stock market trends shown here are based on a discovery made by Robert Taylor, nominated for the Nobel Prize in Economics in March of 2000 for his work in the field of economic time series. For more information concerning Taylor’s work go to the section in this website marked Technology. You can also find additional information under General Information and the Q&A section.
For further information about Robert Taylor, his discovery and his book Paradigm you can go to the website www.paradigmbook.com. In his book Paradigm, Taylor explains his quantified research in his essay The Taylor Effect and Technical Appendix.

Forecast for 1/1/1991 thru 1/1/1992:
The multi-yearly stock market trends shown here are based on a discovery made by Robert Taylor, nominated for the Nobel Prize in Economics in March of 2000 for his work in the field of economic time series. For more information concerning Taylor’s work go to the section in this website marked Technology. You can also find additional information under General Information and the Q&A section.
For further information about Robert Taylor, his discovery and his book Paradigm you can go to the website www.paradigmbook.com. In his book Paradigm, Taylor explains his quantified research in his essay The Taylor Effect and Technical Appendix.

Forecast for 1/1/1988 thru 1/1/1991:
The multi-yearly stock market trends shown here are based on a discovery made by Robert Taylor, nominated for the Nobel Prize in Economics in March of 2000 for his work in the field of economic time series. For more information concerning Taylor’s work go to the section in this website marked Technology. You can also find additional information under General Information and the Q&A section.
For further information about Robert Taylor, his discovery and his book Paradigm you can go to the website www.paradigmbook.com. In his book Paradigm, Taylor explains his quantified research in his essay The Taylor Effect and Technical Appendix.

Forecast for 1/1/1987 thru 1/1/1988:
The multi-yearly stock market trends shown here are based on a discovery made by Robert Taylor, nominated for the Nobel Prize in Economics in March of 2000 for his work in the field of economic time series. For more information concerning Taylor’s work go to the section in this website marked Technology. You can also find additional information under General Information and the Q&A section.
For further information about Robert Taylor, his discovery and his book Paradigm you can go to the website www.paradigmbook.com. In his book Paradigm, Taylor explains his quantified research in his essay The Taylor Effect and Technical Appendix.

Forecast for 1/1/1983 thru 1/1/1987:
The multi-yearly stock market trends shown here are based on a discovery made by Robert Taylor, nominated for the Nobel Prize in Economics in March of 2000 for his work in the field of economic time series. For more information concerning Taylor’s work go to the section in this website marked Technology. You can also find additional information under General Information and the Q&A section.
For further information about Robert Taylor, his discovery and his book Paradigm you can go to the website www.paradigmbook.com. In his book Paradigm, Taylor explains his quantified research in his essay The Taylor Effect and Technical Appendix.

Forecast for 1/1/1982 thru 1/1/1983:
The multi-yearly stock market trends shown here are based on a discovery made by Robert Taylor, nominated for the Nobel Prize in Economics in March of 2000 for his work in the field of economic time series. For more information concerning Taylor’s work go to the section in this website marked Technology. You can also find additional information under General Information and the Q&A section.
For further information about Robert Taylor, his discovery and his book Paradigm you can go to the website www.paradigmbook.com. In his book Paradigm, Taylor explains his quantified research in his essay The Taylor Effect and Technical Appendix.

Forecast for 1/1/1979 thru 1/1/1982:
The multi-yearly stock market trends shown here are based on a discovery made by Robert Taylor, nominated for the Nobel Prize in Economics in March of 2000 for his work in the field of economic time series. For more information concerning Taylor’s work go to the section in this website marked Technology. You can also find additional information under General Information and the Q&A section.
For further information about Robert Taylor, his discovery and his book Paradigm you can go to the website www.paradigmbook.com. In his book Paradigm, Taylor explains his quantified research in his essay The Taylor Effect and Technical Appendix.

Forecast for 1/1/1978 thru 1/1/1979:
The multi-yearly stock market trends shown here are based on a discovery made by Robert Taylor, nominated for the Nobel Prize in Economics in March of 2000 for his work in the field of economic time series. For more information concerning Taylor’s work go to the section in this website marked Technology. You can also find additional information under General Information and the Q&A section.
For further information about Robert Taylor, his discovery and his book Paradigm you can go to the website www.paradigmbook.com. In his book Paradigm, Taylor explains his quantified research in his essay The Taylor Effect and Technical Appendix.

Forecast for 1/1/1974 thru 1/1/1978:
The multi-yearly stock market trends shown here are based on a discovery made by Robert Taylor, nominated for the Nobel Prize in Economics in March of 2000 for his work in the field of economic time series. For more information concerning Taylor’s work go to the section in this website marked Technology. You can also find additional information under General Information and the Q&A section.
For further information about Robert Taylor, his discovery and his book Paradigm you can go to the website www.paradigmbook.com. In his book Paradigm, Taylor explains his quantified research in his essay The Taylor Effect and Technical Appendix.

Forecast for 1/1/1973 thru 1/1/1974:
The multi-yearly stock market trends shown here are based on a discovery made by Robert Taylor, nominated for the Nobel Prize in Economics in March of 2000 for his work in the field of economic time series. For more information concerning Taylor’s work go to the section in this website marked Technology. You can also find additional information under General Information and the Q&A section.
For further information about Robert Taylor, his discovery and his book Paradigm you can go to the website www.paradigmbook.com. In his book Paradigm, Taylor explains his quantified research in his essay The Taylor Effect and Technical Appendix.

Forecast for 1/1/1970 thru 1/1/1973:
The multi-yearly stock market trends shown here are based on a discovery made by Robert Taylor, nominated for the Nobel Prize in Economics in March of 2000 for his work in the field of economic time series. For more information concerning Taylor’s work go to the section in this website marked Technology. You can also find additional information under General Information and the Q&A section.
For further information about Robert Taylor, his discovery and his book Paradigm you can go to the website www.paradigmbook.com. In his book Paradigm, Taylor explains his quantified research in his essay The Taylor Effect and Technical Appendix.

Forecast for 1/1/1969 thru 1/1/1970:
The multi-yearly stock market trends shown here are based on a discovery made by Robert Taylor, nominated for the Nobel Prize in Economics in March of 2000 for his work in the field of economic time series. For more information concerning Taylor’s work go to the section in this website marked Technology. You can also find additional information under General Information and the Q&A section.
For further information about Robert Taylor, his discovery and his book Paradigm you can go to the website www.paradigmbook.com. In his book Paradigm, Taylor explains his quantified research in his essay The Taylor Effect and Technical Appendix.

Forecast for 1/1/1966 thru 1/1/1969:
The multi-yearly stock market trends shown here are based on a discovery made by Robert Taylor, nominated for the Nobel Prize in Economics in March of 2000 for his work in the field of economic time series. For more information concerning Taylor’s work go to the section in this website marked Technology. You can also find additional information under General Information and the Q&A section.
For further information about Robert Taylor, his discovery and his book Paradigm you can go to the website www.paradigmbook.com. In his book Paradigm, Taylor explains his quantified research in his essay The Taylor Effect and Technical Appendix.

Forecast for 1/1/1965 thru 1/1/1966:
The multi-yearly stock market trends shown here are based on a discovery made by Robert Taylor, nominated for the Nobel Prize in Economics in March of 2000 for his work in the field of economic time series. For more information concerning Taylor’s work go to the section in this website marked Technology. You can also find additional information under General Information and the Q&A section.
For further information about Robert Taylor, his discovery and his book Paradigm you can go to the website www.paradigmbook.com. In his book Paradigm, Taylor explains his quantified research in his essay The Taylor Effect and Technical Appendix.

Forecast for 1/1/1961 thru 1/1/1965:
The multi-yearly stock market trends shown here are based on a discovery made by Robert Taylor, nominated for the Nobel Prize in Economics in March of 2000 for his work in the field of economic time series. For more information concerning Taylor’s work go to the section in this website marked Technology. You can also find additional information under General Information and the Q&A section.
For further information about Robert Taylor, his discovery and his book Paradigm you can go to the website www.paradigmbook.com. In his book Paradigm, Taylor explains his quantified research in his essay The Taylor Effect and Technical Appendix.

Forecast for 1/1/1960 thru 1/1/1961:
The multi-yearly stock market trends shown here are based on a discovery made by Robert Taylor, nominated for the Nobel Prize in Economics in March of 2000 for his work in the field of economic time series. For more information concerning Taylor’s work go to the section in this website marked Technology. You can also find additional information under General Information and the Q&A section.
For further information about Robert Taylor, his discovery and his book Paradigm you can go to the website www.paradigmbook.com. In his book Paradigm, Taylor explains his quantified research in his essay The Taylor Effect and Technical Appendix.

Forecast for 1/1/1957 thru 1/1/1960:
The multi-yearly stock market trends shown here are based on a discovery made by Robert Taylor, nominated for the Nobel Prize in Economics in March of 2000 for his work in the field of economic time series. For more information concerning Taylor’s work go to the section in this website marked Technology. You can also find additional information under General Information and the Q&A section.
For further information about Robert Taylor, his discovery and his book Paradigm you can go to the website www.paradigmbook.com. In his book Paradigm, Taylor explains his quantified research in his essay The Taylor Effect and Technical Appendix.

Forecast for 1/1/1955 thru 1/1/1957:
The multi-yearly stock market trends shown here are based on a discovery made by Robert Taylor, nominated for the Nobel Prize in Economics in March of 2000 for his work in the field of economic time series. For more information concerning Taylor’s work go to the section in this website marked Technology. You can also find additional information under General Information and the Q&A section.
For further information about Robert Taylor, his discovery and his book Paradigm you can go to the website www.paradigmbook.com. In his book Paradigm, Taylor explains his quantified research in his essay The Taylor Effect and Technical Appendix.

Forecast for 1/1/1952 thru 1/1/1955:
The multi-yearly stock market trends shown here are based on a discovery made by Robert Taylor, nominated for the Nobel Prize in Economics in March of 2000 for his work in the field of economic time series. For more information concerning Taylor’s work go to the section in this website marked Technology. You can also find additional information under General Information and the Q&A section.
For further information about Robert Taylor, his discovery and his book Paradigm you can go to the website www.paradigmbook.com. In his book Paradigm, Taylor explains his quantified research in his essay The Taylor Effect and Technical Appendix.

Forecast for 1/1/1948 thru 1/1/1951:
The multi-yearly stock market trends shown here are based on a discovery made by Robert Taylor, nominated for the Nobel Prize in Economics in March of 2000 for his work in the field of economic time series. For more information concerning Taylor’s work go to the section in this website marked Technology. You can also find additional information under General Information and the Q&A section.
For further information about Robert Taylor, his discovery and his book Paradigm you can go to the website www.paradigmbook.com. In his book Paradigm, Taylor explains his quantified research in his essay The Taylor Effect and Technical Appendix.

Forecast for 1/1/1947 thru 1/1/1948:
The multi-yearly stock market trends shown here are based on a discovery made by Robert Taylor, nominated for the Nobel Prize in Economics in March of 2000 for his work in the field of economic time series. For more information concerning Taylor’s work go to the section in this website marked Technology. You can also find additional information under General Information and the Q&A section.
For further information about Robert Taylor, his discovery and his book Paradigm you can go to the website www.paradigmbook.com. In his book Paradigm, Taylor explains his quantified research in his essay The Taylor Effect and Technical Appendix.

Forecast for 1/1/1942 thru 1/1/1947:
The multi-yearly stock market trends shown here are based on a discovery made by Robert Taylor, nominated for the Nobel Prize in Economics in March of 2000 for his work in the field of economic time series. For more information concerning Taylor’s work go to the section in this website marked Technology. You can also find additional information under General Information and the Q&A section.
For further information about Robert Taylor, his discovery and his book Paradigm you can go to the website www.paradigmbook.com. In his book Paradigm, Taylor explains his quantified research in his essay The Taylor Effect and Technical Appendix.

Forecast for 1/1/1939 thru 1/1/1942:
The multi-yearly stock market trends shown here are based on a discovery made by Robert Taylor, nominated for the Nobel Prize in Economics in March of 2000 for his work in the field of economic time series. For more information concerning Taylor’s work go to the section in this website marked Technology. You can also find additional information under General Information and the Q&A section.
For further information about Robert Taylor, his discovery and his book Paradigm you can go to the website www.paradigmbook.com. In his book Paradigm, Taylor explains his quantified research in his essay The Taylor Effect and Technical Appendix.

Forecast for 1/1/1938 thru 1/1/1939:
The multi-yearly stock market trends shown here are based on a discovery made by Robert Taylor, nominated for the Nobel Prize in Economics in March of 2000 for his work in the field of economic time series. For more information concerning Taylor’s work go to the section in this website marked Technology. You can also find additional information under General Information and the Q&A section.
For further information about Robert Taylor, his discovery and his book Paradigm you can go to the website www.paradigmbook.com. In his book Paradigm, Taylor explains his quantified research in his essay The Taylor Effect and Technical Appendix.

Forecast for 1/1/1935 thru 1/1/1938:
The multi-yearly stock market trends shown here are based on a discovery made by Robert Taylor, nominated for the Nobel Prize in Economics in March of 2000 for his work in the field of economic time series. For more information concerning Taylor’s work go to the section in this website marked Technology. You can also find additional information under General Information and the Q&A section.
For further information about Robert Taylor, his discovery and his book Paradigm you can go to the website www.paradigmbook.com. In his book Paradigm, Taylor explains his quantified research in his essay The Taylor Effect and Technical Appendix.

Forecast for 1/1/1933 thru 1/1/1935:
The multi-yearly stock market trends shown here are based on a discovery made by Robert Taylor, nominated for the Nobel Prize in Economics in March of 2000 for his work in the field of economic time series. For more information concerning Taylor’s work go to the section in this website marked Technology. You can also find additional information under General Information and the Q&A section.
For further information about Robert Taylor, his discovery and his book Paradigm you can go to the website www.paradigmbook.com. In his book Paradigm, Taylor explains his quantified research in his essay The Taylor Effect and Technical Appendix.

Forecast for 1/1/1931 thru 1/1/1933:
The multi-yearly stock market trends shown here are based on a discovery made by Robert Taylor, nominated for the Nobel Prize in Economics in March of 2000 for his work in the field of economic time series. For more information concerning Taylor’s work go to the section in this website marked Technology. You can also find additional information under General Information and the Q&A section.
For further information about Robert Taylor, his discovery and his book Paradigm you can go to the website www.paradigmbook.com. In his book Paradigm, Taylor explains his quantified research in his essay The Taylor Effect and Technical Appendix.

Forecast for 1/1/1929 thru 1/1/1931:
The multi-yearly stock market trends shown here are based on a discovery made by Robert Taylor, nominated for the Nobel Prize in Economics in March of 2000 for his work in the field of economic time series. For more information concerning Taylor’s work go to the section in this website marked Technology. You can also find additional information under General Information and the Q&A section.
For further information about Robert Taylor, his discovery and his book Paradigm you can go to the website www.paradigmbook.com. In his book Paradigm, Taylor explains his quantified research in his essay The Taylor Effect and Technical Appendix.

Forecast for 1/1/1926 thru 1/1/1929:
The multi-yearly stock market trends shown here are based on a discovery made by Robert Taylor, nominated for the Nobel Prize in Economics in March of 2000 for his work in the field of economic time series. For more information concerning Taylor’s work go to the section in this website marked Technology. You can also find additional information under General Information and the Q&A section.
For further information about Robert Taylor, his discovery and his book Paradigm you can go to the website www.paradigmbook.com. In his book Paradigm, Taylor explains his quantified research in his essay The Taylor Effect and Technical Appendix.

Forecast for 1/1/1925 thru 1/1/1926:
The multi-yearly stock market trends shown here are based on a discovery made by Robert Taylor, nominated for the Nobel Prize in Economics in March of 2000 for his work in the field of economic time series. For more information concerning Taylor’s work go to the section in this website marked Technology. You can also find additional information under General Information and the Q&A section.
For further information about Robert Taylor, his discovery and his book Paradigm you can go to the website www.paradigmbook.com. In his book Paradigm, Taylor explains his quantified research in his essay The Taylor Effect and Technical Appendix.

Forecast for 1/1/1921 thru 1/1/1925:
The multi-yearly stock market trends shown here are based on a discovery made by Robert Taylor, nominated for the Nobel Prize in Economics in March of 2000 for his work in the field of economic time series. For more information concerning Taylor’s work go to the section in this website marked Technology. You can also find additional information under General Information and the Q&A section.
For further information about Robert Taylor, his discovery and his book Paradigm you can go to the website www.paradigmbook.com. In his book Paradigm, Taylor explains his quantified research in his essay The Taylor Effect and Technical Appendix.

Forecast for 1/1/1920 thru 1/1/1921:
The multi-yearly stock market trends shown here are based on a discovery made by Robert Taylor, nominated for the Nobel Prize in Economics in March of 2000 for his work in the field of economic time series. For more information concerning Taylor’s work go to the section in this website marked Technology. You can also find additional information under General Information and the Q&A section.
For further information about Robert Taylor, his discovery and his book Paradigm you can go to the website www.paradigmbook.com. In his book Paradigm, Taylor explains his quantified research in his essay The Taylor Effect and Technical Appendix.