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Thanks for the credit gk, I have found that the 135
minute chart is excellent for mid/longer term analysis. The 405/3 = 135 min and
equal to the 3 trading periods of the day. Look at the convergence of 2 time
cycles, a fixed and a fib expansion all pointed to today at 11:45 for a rally.
Also the notice the symmetry of the moves by squaring the chart. There were too
many indicators that gave a change in trend signal here to list.
I don't daytrade the Naz, so here is my ES
chart
Steve
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Lee, No, I have not considered
drawing fans from the sidelines, but I will experiment. Thx for the
thought. I tend to think once price has moved outside of the pfork that it has
"expired" kind of like Steve mentioned a while back w/ his arcs expiring. As
price and time is always looking to the next squaring, my gut tells me
the prior 2 waves (or 3 pts) point the way to the next turn or abc to
point to d, but hey, that's just my gut.
I try not to anticipate far out at all.
Currently, I am just concetrating on what's in front of me. Like Tiger, he
focuses on the shot at hand, not the next hole. I am just focusing on this Naz
mini bottom that is trying to take place and get a foothold. If it can't get
get rallying and starts to break lines to the downside I will go short and if
this blue fib fork is broken to the downside I will delete it and wait for the
index to bottom on another angle and then redraw for the upside move to
eventually project the topping of that inevitable upmove. Talk about a run-on
sentance !!!
I hope that I was helpful.....
gk
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<SPAN
class=020543719-10082001>this is an interesting way to use the forks, If I
am currently looking for a zig zag (3 waves) up to about 1980 and using your
chart would I expect that wave A has completed and the wave B should bottom
on the magenta line around 1940 w/ the wave C topping on the next megenta
line above the current location at about 1970. if this is a correct
interpertation where would you anticipate the next wave down to end or am I
just off base. also have you considered using the fans on the side lines of
the fork as well as the middle line and is this different from just putting
the fans on major piviots.
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