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To: adcpres who wrote (2656)3/12/2001 4:32:46 PM
From: Michael Watkins  Respond to of 52237
 
However, is a pattern that spans over 2 years really significant and valid? GH

The important thing is that when price moves sideways for a long time, it is neither going up nor down.

Should price break up or down from a long sideways consolidation, we can expect it to have a long term directional move.

So the important thing, my opinion at least, is that we note that a very long consolidation has been taking place; we can then drop down to the weekly and daily charts and determine when a trend in the shorter time frames has developed. Trade the trend in those time frames. Do not bet against the trend.

Be protective at least; short at most.

Between the NYA (NYSE) and SPX solidly breaking down now, there is reason for serious concern.



To: adcpres who wrote (2656)3/12/2001 4:40:41 PM
From: StockOperator  Respond to of 52237
 
Absolutely, all price data matters on the chart. That's why you often hear reference towards trendlines that date back for years. It just depends on the users time frame.