I am not a great fan of P&F over longer time frames as the eventual higher numbers make all the action look like it happened in the recent past.
Al the same, this P&F of the SPI since inception shows a classic set up.
As a student of McLaren I now understand that it is not so much double or triple tops to look for as defining tops but to look for as lower action in a declining market.
Vice versa it is the higher double bottoms that are more significant in bullish move.
In this P&F chart it is not just the lower double top that is the key but IMO it is the lower low in between.
My view is that a lower double top without the lower low in between has less significance.
EWers would consider it an irregular correction rather than a flat.
I was going to post another chart but will leave it till year end. I posted it near Nov end and it looked like that month might fall on a month end trend line back to 1992. It didn't and now it is near it again. No point postulating till the time is up so I will wait this time.
- Forums
- ASX - By Stock
- XJO
- winks weekend wonderings
winks weekend wonderings, page-68
-
- There are more pages in this discussion • 43 more messages in this thread...
You’re viewing a single post only. To view the entire thread just sign in or Join Now (FREE)
Featured News
Add XJO (ASX) to my watchlist
(20min delay)
|
|||||
Last
8,283.2 |
Change
-72.700(0.87%) |
Mkt cap ! n/a |
Open | High | Low |
8,355.9 | 8,355.9 | 8,261.5 |
Featured News
XJO (ASX) Chart |