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jimkane
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I wanted to mention this yesterday, but never did. The 84 area is a big-time daily/60-min area on my charts, so keep a close eye on what it does from this low.
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jimkane
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Yes, key point to see if this can now roll down.
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Nope, to far up.

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jimkane
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Now watch right in here for them to come back in, or just chop it. It must take this level out if it is to have a shot at new lows.
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jimkane
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And like clockwork in they come... Let's see if they have any sustain now.
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Sometimes, it seems, they are so predictable it's just crazy.
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jimkane
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Read that one to the tick. Unreal.
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900 area for the close?
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I see. I had the standard set on another chart. On the one I was looking at I had added subdivided division lines on there, playing around to see if I had more contact points that way or anchored as mentioned above on the regular upper division line. I never looked back to see if I continued the median line back it balanced at the standard/natural position. Very cool. I'm not sure if your lines are additional subdivided division lines, or both sliding parallels?