Elementary School Teacher Correctly Calls Stock Market Bottom Using Patterns from an Elementary School Writing Program

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(Free-Press-Release.com) January 8, 2010 -- Los Angeles, CA January 7, 2010 -- On March 5th, 2009 Paul Barger, a veteran elementary school teacher from Los Angeles, correctly told the world not to worry because the worst of the financial meltdown was over. Two days later the stock market made a bottom and reversed, beginning the largest 3 month rally since the 1930’s.

Now parents, teachers, and even Wall Street insiders are asking Mr. Barger what the market will do next and questioning him on how they can teach their children to write better.

What does Mr. Barger know that even the best on Wall Street don’t? Mr. Barger’s answer to this question might surprise you. He says, “I'm and expert at teaching students how to write essays and reports.”

Mr. Barger is what is called a pattern recognition expert. He looks for simple patterns and then uses those patterns to teach complex ideas in a simple way. Mr. Barger has used this ability to create what is considered a breakthrough elementary and middle school writing program called “Pattern Based Writing: Quick & Easy Essay.” He also used these exact same simple patterns to correctly call the bottom of the stock market.

One pattern that Mr. Barger uses to teach writing and also to call stock market bottoms is what he calls the, “A, B, C Pattern.” Put simply, the A, B, C Pattern is a visual way to organize ideas so that it is easy to determine what is actually taking place. By looking at a chart of the March 5th stock market prediction found on his www.PatternBasedWriting.com website, one can see just how effective this A, B, C Pattern is.

Mr. Barger also used patterns found in mass crowd psychology to correctly call the market bottom. In order to make money in the stock market one has to be continually looking for signs of where people are acting irrationally, and then do the exact opposite. It can’t be just one sign, however. It must be a pattern of signs that all add up to “now is the time to act.”

You can find Mr. Barger’s original March 5th prediction by searching for, “Paul Barger One Teacher’s Prediction” or by going to www.PatternBasedWriting.com.

To learn more about patterns in writing and how to teach elementary and middle school writing, visit www.PatternBasedWriting.com. (Mr. Barger may even let you in on his next stock market prediction. Will the market go up, down, or sideways from here?)

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