Top is probably in (3/12/10).

[Mark Lytle]

I do comparisons of node strike dates on waves as they are forming, and using the data from the
November and March lows, you can run exponential nodes from different wave series and see what
dates are in common.

Two different wave counts for the rally in the $NDX gives you these dates :

You can see the dates and extremes for the wave endpoints on the right in these spreadsheets....

For the comparison between The $RUT and $INDU you get the results in the lower spreadsheet capture image...

[Mark Lytle]

Without showing you all of these (it's a bit tedious) , 3/12/10 showed up on most of them. This includes comparisons of the $SPX against the $INDU (Dow) and against the $TRAN (transportation index) , $NDX, and the $RUT....

This made a lot of sense given the double node warning on 3/11/10, taken from a much larger time scale, on the $NDX.

Did I do this analysis for the January high? No. The Christmas to NewYears's period has so much emotion associated with it, that it probably wouldn't have worked for a 'fine tuning' of date targets, which is what these spreadsheets represent...