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Re: a beauty of a classic H&S



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Cohen's old book on P&F discussed targets. 
There never was any statistical justification, but it was similar to something I 
had read about targets using bar charts.
Lionel Issen<A 
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  Subject: Re: a beauty of a classic 
  H&S
  Hi Theo,If I remember correctly, the drawdown is expected 
  to have the same number of points as the distance from the neck line to the 
  head. Subtract this draw down from the neck line and you have the 
  target.I've no idea in how far this guideline is founded on statistical 
  fact.Kind regards & happy trading,Jan WillemPS Do you 
  indeed work with targets in your trading? If so it might be useful to have a 
  discussion about targets because I think the 
  subject has hardly ever been touched upon in this forum.At 07:22 
  06.10.2000 +0200, you wrote:
  List 
    : Look at BRCM chart and you will find 
    (starting about July)a Head and shoulder formation 
    "out of the book" . Has anyone of you 
    research about the % downsize ofH&S formations 
    ? Thanks and good 
    weekend. Theo 
    Lockefeer.