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#1 skott

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Posted 28 October 2008 - 12:41 PM

This is an intraday pattern but we are also in a larger triangle pattern since Oct 10 lows. No prediction just saying the pattern is there and wave e is complete. Need to break 845 to imply any real downside for today/tomorrow Triangle.jpg

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Posted 28 October 2008 - 01:06 PM

This is an intraday pattern but we are also in a larger triangle pattern since Oct 10 lows. No prediction just saying the pattern is there and wave e is complete. Need to break 845 to imply any real downside for today/tomorrow

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FWIW:
I've been watching that myself (as is the rest of the world). I have a triangle pattern on my cumulative tick measure also, the trouble I'm having with a break down first is
I'm at the lower calibrated end for this measure (there is room for a fakeout down though). Seems as though the first move, in any direction, will likely be false; In
the price range of 825 - 1067, (since 10/10) we have spent way too much time trading at the very bottom end not to breakdown and test the 2002 lows

#3 skott

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Posted 28 October 2008 - 01:30 PM

Testing the upper line of the triangle now. Looks bullish but it still hasn't broken out

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Posted 28 October 2008 - 02:04 PM

don't have to tell anyone that price did not go below the lower boundary so NO downside potential. On a larger timeframe I see this move from the Oct 14 highs to the recent low as and abc of a larger B wave down. Now comes C wave up. It has not proven that yet......needs a move above 910 or so to say Wave C up is in play