I have nothing to say, but I'll kick off the week's thread

The 'great' level is at say 1510.50-12.25, and timing says 'fast'.

Low 20's has some stuff, but that ten to twelve area is so sweet...

I guess when you see a nearly once in a career confluence you respect it. That was my point.

Notice the fantastic ABCD 'W2' before it dumped...

Originally posted by jimkane

Here's a fun little post. Today I saw what I think is the largest confluence of lines that 'came naturally' via my work (as opposed to a lot of curve fitting to try to get a lot of lines in one place). All this just came together on my chart. There are even at least two right in there not shown, and possibly more (depending on what I want to include). Here's a closeup on the 60-min. I don't want to show in here how I did this, some of it is 'proprietary'. I just wanted to convey the idea. I'm not saying the goob-er-mint won't just manipulate it up and over. I'm just saying this was where I expected (as posted last night way in advance) any long I might have would be done. Now you see why I posted that area.

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Chart created on QCharts, courtesy eSignal

See comment in last post.

Originally posted by jimkane

...I decided against the sweet 'W4' area, so I'm not able to do squat until it sets something up again...

Okay, get ready for manipulation to start.

29 might be it, too, if it is going to stop. I'm hoping for that 10-12 area...

I'd like to see this get to 37-38 or so and then roll, but it looks like it is going to roll right here. It sure doesn't look like those rampers can do any more than that tiny fast initial burst. It's like one ramper screamed 'Charge!' and he charged, and looked back and all the other rampers were just standing there...

C'mon, gimme 37-38. I want this to stay a healthy trend so I can get that 10-12 area.

36.75...

The nice thing about a situation like this is, if you play the bounce and it turns into something (given this is a big area here), then you can just stay with it. If not, no big problem.

Bah-dah-dum, the Vegas rimshot drummer goes. (And yes I know it is commonly called a rimshot but technically it isn't at all...)