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Traders Thread & Thoughts - Monday 15th December (SADO)
Crocodile - 14 Dec 2003 13:53
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Melnibone - 15 Dec 2003 18:38 - 58 of 61
The following chart is what I was trying to say, and looking
at TP's last post TP is seeing the same thing.
The last red candle seems to be missing for some reason, so
you'll have to imagine it. :-)
You can clearly see the double bottom on Wed/Thur followed
by a trend channel up.
You can near enough stick a ruler along the tops and the bottoms.
If TP is correct for a strong US finish then the pattern has
a good chance of repeating tomorrow.
If the FTSE had roared off today it would have broken the pattern
and put everyones plans in disarray.
It would have most certainly precipitated a steep decline
and with the momentum that it would have gathered it would have
likely dropped through the main 9 month trend channel.
Melnibone.
ThePlayboy
- 15 Dec 2003 20:58
- 59 of 61
Melnibone - 15 Dec 2003 21:33 - 60 of 61
Hopefully, with the warnings we gave today, not too many
MAM traders went long with that ridiculous euphoria and
ended up getting caught. I couldn't believe what I was reading
on some sites, it was like 1999/2000 all over again.
People seem to have short memories, I thought we were meant to
wait for the next generation to repeat it all again. :-)
Melnibone.
Melnibone - 15 Dec 2003 21:57 - 61 of 61
worst, at least the FTSE never went stupid like the US
and Asian markets.
Should end up back where we were last Wednesday.
Supports I'm looking at tomorrow are:
4315 S2
4310 Bottom of trend channel
4280/4300 Spikes lower
4200 Next heavy support area if the trend channel breaks.
What would be nice, is a spike lower to 4280 along with
the S@P going to 1059. A holding of support here with
follow through up days on Wed/Thu.
Bet I don't get it though. ;-)
Melnibone.
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