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CLI reference chronology of turning points

Peak 1992M7, Trough 1993M10, Peak 1995M3, Trough 1996M9, Peak 1998M1, Trough 1999M2, Peak 2000M10, Trough 2002M4, Peak 2004M3, Trough 2005M4, Peak 2008M1

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