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Strategies & Market Trends : Rande Is . . . HOME

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To: johnsto1 who wrote (33634)9/3/2000 10:31:11 AM
From: Kevin Shea  Read Replies (1) of 57584
 
LEXG TA --- to begin with we have to look at it by viewing the daily, 60 and 15 minute graphs since we only have 4 months or so of data... DAily trend turned net positive 4 days ago following a set of positive early indicators we have all the right crossovers--- so the trend is up

This is supported more long term by the "limelight" effect. (Both the issue and the sector)

The recent downturn looks to be a "normal" Fib decline of 66% ( after such new cycle often start _ so we may be seeing the next new wave from 26 or so ---- Fib based projections suggest a move to 42 which present some resistance IF we get none then 68 is a goal longer term ( a few weeks) after a few ups and downs and sideways..

The 60 shows supporting strength with ST break out 2 days ago ...LEXG running on Upper BB in both daily and 60 -- which is strong... a daytrade would be to sell the move over the upper BB and rebuy the dip ( heavily if it touches the 20period MA )

15 minute showing weakness and an opportunity to get in at 35.25 or so...

On fast moving issues like this I usually place very tight stops just under the 60 min upper BB particularly if the move too quickly above the BB..E.g. It is spike above 42 to say 44 I'd place a stop at 42 or possibly even exit for a reentry lower...

TA is not an exact science!
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