Here's an update of the 5 charts shown in my May 21, 2004 communication:

First comes a scatter chart in which the CI-NCI Ratio smoothed by six 10-day moving averages is plotted against the NYSE Trin smoothed by six 10-day moving averages. The time span covers from 250 to 500 trading days after the 4/28/78 deep Monthly DJIA Coppock Curve buy signal and from 250 to 470 trading days after the 5/30/03 signal. This is actually an update of the 4th chart in my June 11, 2004 communication.

Second and third come line charts showing each of the above 2 coordinates separately over the 500 trading days before and after the same 2 signal dates.

Fourth comes the latest update of the Monthly DJIA line chart showing the 24 months before and after the same 2 signals.

Fifth comes a line chart of Peter Eliades' CI-NCI Ratio.

Regarding the possible pattern pair under consideration here (whether it be genuine or merely by coincidence) not much can be gleaned from the scatter chart this long after the relevant Coppock Curve buy signals. Turning to the line charts, notice that the CI-NCI Ratio and the Six by Ten CI-NCI Ratio both "joined up" with their respective earlier cases to the downside after having been above them for more than a year, then rebounded for a while, and now are essentially dropping again. The Six by Ten Trin, meanwhile, continues to emulate the earlier case fairly well at best. As to the Monthly DJIA (which is where any pattern pair matters most), in my opinion the pattern pair under consideration cannot demonstrate its existence without the DJIA dropping into (or through) the 8,000 neighborhood before June of 2005, now less than 2 months away.