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To: The Jedi who wrote (13953)1/28/1999 2:03:00 AM
From: The Jedi  Respond to of 44573
 
Everybody take a look at IBM, a perfect wolfe wave on 60 min and a megaphone on daily bars (I said before megaphones are rare on the tops) IBM will be a buy near 170 (that would be a near 15% correction) with a target of 210 by end Feb and that should complete the megaphone and any break north will be gravy, especially as it is a split candidate. Just a random thought.

The Jedi



To: The Jedi who wrote (13953)1/28/1999 6:33:00 AM
From: Patrick Slevin  Respond to of 44573
 
Yes the only question in my mind is "where/when will it bottom out". I don't which will be the "best" trade.

I'm guessing the better trade should be the Short with a rebound late. But that flies in the face of normal behaviour. Usually the Sell is very steep and quick and the Buy grinds longer and on a shallow angle.

But we are pushing into the last day of the month so one would have to be prepared for anything. The third possible trade is to buy a gap down, the odds appear to support that as well.



To: The Jedi who wrote (13953)1/28/1999 9:08:00 AM
From: Chip McVickar  Respond to of 44573
 
Jedi,
That spike and plateaux in the SPX yesterday was repeated around 1/7
Gave up + 70 spx

This one is a beauty

Also one in the DJIA
Thanks for pointing them out

This reminds me of the Canadian Pennies a couple of years back....
Run them up on Panic and sell it off in panic
Only this time the run-up was beyond the market makers wildest dreams
Atleast on the Nasdaq
Chip