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To: Joseph Silent who wrote (25058)11/28/2001 9:59:23 PM
From: Jack of All Trades  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 52237
 
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To: Joseph Silent who wrote (25058)11/28/2001 10:43:15 PM
From: Susan G  Read Replies (4) | Respond to of 52237
 
I would think that when the downtrend was over, we'd start seeing some bullflags and bullish wedges. Like we've seen all over stock charts lately.

This chart is a few weeks old, but shows how there were no real rising wedges on the way up. And no sign of bullflags so far on the way down.

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Here's the daily wedges as of last night, and weekly from a few days ago.

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To: Joseph Silent who wrote (25058)11/29/2001 9:01:53 AM
From: Paul Shread  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 52237
 
E&M studied a lot of charts for many years, and built on the work of others too, like Schabacker. They also did the bulk of that work in an era that had brutal deflationary bear markets.

Here's another quote: "The rising wedge is a quite characteristic pattern for bear market rallies. It is so typical, in fact, that frequent appearance of wedges at a time when, after an exhaustive decline, there is some question as to whether a new bull trend is in the making, may be taken as evidence that the primary trend is still down."

I see clear ones in the INDU, SPX and MSFT; I do not think they are clear in the COMPX or NDX. Some recent charts:

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