Here is my chart of the weekend:
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tx_ches
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Why couldn't that swing low be a D point? (I'm asking to learn.)
That'd make the swing high (if you call that box a swing) the C point.
I get 146 nearer to 'C' than 127 (my data points may not be as exact
as yours). And I get the swing low at 190.2. I saw some sense in that as an expansion of the normal range.
That'd make the swing high (if you call that box a swing) the C point.
I get 146 nearer to 'C' than 127 (my data points may not be as exact
as yours). And I get the swing low at 190.2. I saw some sense in that as an expansion of the normal range.
Originally posted by jarek
Unfortunately there was no pattern before this bounce off the line in the Kane Zone:
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Originally posted by tx_ches
Why couldn't that swing low be a D point? (I'm asking to learn.)
That'd make the swing high (if you call that box a swing) the C point.
I get 146 nearer to 'C' than 127 (my data points may not be as exact
as yours). And I get the swing low at 190.2.
Because 1.902 is too much for an EXP ABCD and 1.272 at the high is too much for a DT ABCD (in which 1.902 would be slightly stretched, but OK)
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My numbers come out the same as yours but B is closer to .618 than .685 so I also looked at Gartley and Crab. They seemed to fit closer (.10 range for BC and XA calcs).
Originally posted by rat89
there's something else though....not a retest of the high.....a potential bearish kane pattern at spy 139 if my calculations are correct...
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And now Druckenmiller joins Gross and Grantham. Maybe it just took one person (Gross) to say out loud the Emperor has no clothes? At some point the bond vigilantes will overwhelm the Fed. Maybe not yet, but some day...
http://www.zerohedge.com/article/druckenmiller-calls-out-treasury-ponzi-scheme-its-not-free-market-its-not-clean-market-ident
http://www.zerohedge.com/article/druckenmiller-calls-out-treasury-ponzi-scheme-its-not-free-market-its-not-clean-market-ident







