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CLI reference chronology of turning points

Trough 1958M6, Peak 1960M3, Trough 1963M1, Peak 1964M2, Trough 1965M8, Peak 1969M6, Trough 1971M8, Peak 1973M11, Trough 1975M6, Peak 1979M12, Trough 1983M1, Peak 1985M3, Trough 1986M12, Peak 1989M3, Trough 1993M11, Peak 1995M1, Trough 1996M3, Peak 1997M9, Trough 1999M1, Peak 2000M8, Trough 2001M12, Peak 2008M2, Trough 2009M4

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