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Re: [RT] NDX - due for a bounce?



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If it is assumed that Thursday marked a short term low, we can 
do a Clyde Lee forced swing, and arrive at a few controversial upside 
targets.  Here is a shot of Gregory's code for TS2k 
using the inverted ABC "^" formation and a time extension of 1.0 and 2.0 on 
the recent red colored formation.  No doubt the 3/13 - 3/14 target of 2710 
would raise a bit of controversy.  
 
bobr
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  Subject: Re: [RT] NDX - due for a 
  bounce?
  Interesting comparison to a couple of Andrew's 
  Pitchforks.See the attached.ClydeThis is from routine 
  by Gregory Wood with a couple very small fixesto allow upper or lower case 
  and to realize that (at least in 2000) thefirst string has a reference 
  number of zero.  I cleaned up the majorlines but did not touch the 
  "median" lines as he calls them so youget some funny extensions to the 
  left of the chart.It is a good algorithm for manual plotting of 
  pitchforks.{ ======================================This is my 
  implementation of some aspects of Andrews Pitchforks. You are welcome to 
  use this code freely.  You may redistribute it provided you include this 
  comment block, plus a description of any changes you make.If you 
  extend it, or adapt it to other uses, I'd appreciate a look at what you've 
  done.  Thanks.     Gregory 
  Wood     SwissFranc@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxAt 
  15:15 3/4/01 -0500, you wrote:
  Considering the nature of the 
    move in NDX, it is (IMHO) a naturalfor applying the L2 channel feature 
    of the DGL technique. I'veattached a gif which illustrates this 
    application for the case athand.Ned Markson<A 
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    BobR wrote:> If anyone else on> the list is using it I would 
    be interested in seeing how you> applied it to the NDX.> 
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