Princeton Model-Bob's update

Good evening, according to the Princeton model we see a significant hochpunkt at the stock markets in these days (the accurate prognosis date is appropriate for 24./27.

February 2007 in the period between 27 January and that).

From here starts a new fall of prices, which is in-handed in the year 2011 and interrupted only in the meantime by a subordinated correction movement. This prognosis model was invented 1997, thus before exactly 10 years, and indicates since then all significant market turning points with extreme precision. The Zyklik of this model can be even reckoned back in the year 1903! Now my critics will again object, cycles could change nevertheless at any time.

From the principle that is already correct, only I ask myself: Why is a model, which now already successfully functions over 10 years, to just now fail? The question arises particularly before the background that the Princeton model (similar as with EW/Fibonacci) makes itself a natural law of formation of growth and decay. To that extent it would be already more than amazing, if the model would lie this time with its prognosis completely beside it.
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Urgent Update: Bob Prechter releases Interim Theorist
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Special Interim Elliott Wave Theorist
Elements of time, price and form indicate a critical juncture is at hand.
“It has been a long rally: four years and four months. Four items indicate that … it appears to be time to get aggressive again.”
– Bob Prechter, The Elliott Wave Theorist, February 2007 Interim Report
Now what exactly does Bob mean, you ask? Well, we obvioiusly can't give away his forecast, but we can tell you that Bob has identified some compelling evidence that the markets are at a critical juncture, something he doesn't take lightly. Bob clearly lays out the "four items" and serves up his forecast in his just-released interim Theorist, which also includes …
Evidence that an important Fibonacci relationship is being achieved in the Dow.
A clearly stated timeline for a major move in the markets.
A near-term price projection.
Evidence of an ending diagonal formation in the Dow and S&P.
PLUS, all the charts and in-depth analysis to back it up.