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jarek
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It is now one way or the other IMO:

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rat89
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almost?

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jimkane
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Watching 82 and 90, appx., next, if this can rise over this little area here at the obvious TL, which is hitting with other lines.
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rat89
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busted trade on the failure pile - median line of schiff set not hit...pullbacks got bought each time...so far



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tx_ches
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ES 15 min.
Look at the tight overlap of the fibs retrace using the 6/22 11:00 high and the 6/24 5:30 high.
As roofer said, the tools seem to be working well right now.

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jarek
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Could it really fall off such an obvious line and .786 almost to the tick??

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jarek
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The only way I could label the recent action as a bearish ABCD would be something like this, which is far from a textbook:

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jarek
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EUR reached an interesting spot in a bearish EXP ABCD fashion:

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rat89
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roofer once pointed out that sometimes the cd leg contains an abcd....I don't know under what circumstances though

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The only way I could label the recent action as a bearish ABCD would be something like this, which is far from a textbook:


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jarek
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As Jim pointed out many times, an abcd is OK in the CD leg of all types of ABCDs, but the standard one
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roofer
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the trader joed in his weekend post pointed out the importance of time in TLT... in his way..... kane traders were already short... in their way...
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