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Strategies & Market Trends : Systems, Strategies and Resources for Trading Futures

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To: Tom Trader who wrote (2335)8/24/1998 2:40:00 PM
From: MonsieurGonzo  Read Replies (1) of 44573
 
Tom; RE:" tea leaves "

on candlesticks...

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>I must confess that people seem to vary in how they interpret these things--seemed like opinion was divided that Friday's action was either a "hammer" or a "hanging man"...

The caveats of candlesticks, Tom are:

(1) the reversal signals they give require confirmation by a subsequent candlestick.

(2) though they clearly show reversals in sentiment, they make no promise or measure of extent. There is some correlation between the size of the time-slice; ie., weekly, daily, 90-minute, 3-minute, etc., and the extent of sentiment change.

so, they are not very good as momentum trading tools, IMHO.

>>My candlesticks say that the other DownTrend, from mid-July, was buried Friday in a "gravestone doji" intra-day.

>And what does that mean for the market??

It means that the mid-July, acute DownTrend has (probably) been "buried". It means that, the March-April OEX-100 channel, which is relatively mildly downward-sloping, appears to be the best channel to indicate trading-range, given nothing else to go on.

>Is there a point that you would identify as support at a level higher than 522 based on your read??

// 522 / 537-540 / 545 \ 552.5 \ 559 \ 567.8 \ 582
-Steve
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