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I'm no
expert but it looks to me if you only look at this chart with no other knowledge
that the move could be over here or anywhere down to just below the old
lows.
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<FONT color=#0000ff face=Arial
size=2>Jimmy
That's one way of looking at it. Just looking at
the chart.
Another way is to look at
the pattern the lines form. In this case they are forming what some people see
as a Diamond.
In John Murphy's book, "Technical analysis of futures
markets" we can read on p153: The diamond formation is another
relativly rare pattern thast usually shows up at market tops"
further down on the page he repets and emphasises "..IS
MOST OFTEN SEEN AT MARKET TOPS"
And further down "Normally the breakdown will see an
increase in trading activity"
Now, with the decisive break we saw this week, there is no
doubt in my mind that we have seen the top in the Dow.
And remember, a break is often followed by a test of the
broken trend line, in this case back UP to the line and then the main direction
should be down.
So this should be a good selling oportunity for those caught
on the wrong side.
Stig
stig
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[mailto:olausson@xxxxxxxxxx]Sent: Saturday, October 14, 2000 2:51
PMTo: realtraders@xxxxxxxxxxxSubject: [RT] Diamonds
Were ForeverIsn't this a beautiful diamond?
A weekly chart of the Dow.Please note the parallell lines.This
is what I call a Break Out!Or "Down" if you like...... A
retracement rally (steep and scary) and down we go!Or?Other
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