Article: STOCK MARKET EXPECTED TO MOVE UPWARD THROUGH '87 / ANALYSTS PREDICT HEIGHTS OF UP TO 3,700 NEXT YEAR BEFORE CRASH

How high is up? That's the obvious question for stock market pundits in the second half of 1987.

The market's record performance in the first half is certainly a tough act to follow. Yet, even though bargain-basement prices are now long gone, some of the more accurate prognosticators still don't believe investors have had too much of a good thing just yet.

They see the stock market moving ever upward through the rest of 1987, with only a few relatively modest corrections along the way. Savvy investors should be cautiously buying whenever those slips occur, they add.

Robert Prechter, editor of the Elliott Wave Theorist newsletter, is still convinced the Dow Jones industrial ...

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