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Strategies & Market Trends : The Millennium Crash

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To: Cage Rattler who wrote (1665)11/18/1997 7:42:00 PM
From: GROUND ZERO™  Read Replies (2) of 5676
 
Ted,

I think you're mixing apples and oranges. If you plot the geometry accurately, you will find many remarkable things. But, you can only use the most previous high or low pivot point of equivalent size. From high to low, use the previous low to measure resistance. From low to high, use the previous high to measure support. The price can cross intraday but close away from it. If that happens, you get a very fast move away from that line as we did in the DOW with that major reversal on Tuesday after that 550 point drop on Monday. Knowing that was support, I bought the opening on Tuesday's 200 point lower opening expecting a rally which happened that day. As it was, it was the low of the selloff. Great fills. We have not yet returned to that line. If it returns to that line as it may right here in the DOW, then there will be a major selloff to the next lower parallel line. If 8100 is reached first, then we should see another wave of buying into new all time highs in spite of what the experts tell us.

The strategy: I will stay long unless the DOW fails to reach the next upper resistance above 8100 but moves lower and closes below the next support line at 7400. If that happens, I will be a net seller immediately.

Did I lose you?

GZ
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