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I am looking 2 targets in the months to come, in this run up.
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traderathome wrote:Market is closed tomorrow......
Whats the occasion..........
Is it Poya........
ooh man so much expectations...so many holidays.
smallville:- One thing you must understand dealing with DFN data.. They are incorrect. Draw a Fib and see the data they presetn and visually where the lines headed
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smallville wrote:I have this AMibroker AFL that shows the HPP patterns without manually trying it.. Even it showed as a Bearish crab (it means the pattern confirmed according to the code).. wonder what kinda calculation it does.
This is why I only stick to normal pattern analysis.. he hee.. After all only the falling wedge gave some meaning..
traderathome wrote:The 170+ or 200 looks very very optimistic at this moment.But look at the bearish ALT BAT that would form once its @113 Fib level (Rs 130-140) from current 117.
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I am looking 2 targets in the months to come, in this run up.
whats AFLkav4 wrote:Small or traderathome,
Can I have the AFL please.
Read with below comments on the next posttraderathome wrote:here is the updated asi chart with the reversal points. and possible targets for the long term....5500, 6200 7250 and 7800
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original posted on June 15th and 16th.......Reading purposes only.traderathome wrote:I am very glad you asked that question. In any HPP (Harmonic Price Pattern) the peaks and low points act as Res or Supports.Antonym wrote:@traderathome: I know this chart is important because it provides possible long term targets. But some of us are 'technically challenged'... We would appreciate a brief commentary highlighting the key features of your chart and explaining how each of those targets has been derived. Thanks!traderathome wrote:here is the updated asi chart with the reversal points. and possible targets for the long term....5500, 6200 7250 and 7800
the ASI chart depicted is now called as a BULLISH SHARK PATTERN, the last leg down in this case colored in BLUE and RED can extend below 1.618~2.24 FIB Levels.
The Bullish Shark Pattern can turnout to be a Bearish 5-0Pattern after moving up50% from last leg down. This is known as the correction leg.That is why i indicated 6250 to be precise will be the make or break for the BULLS although for me its the 50% retracement level. The shaded area indicates the entering of to the neutral zone (38.2%) which tested twice and failed. If this RES is broken, the momentum will carry up towards the first leg up which acted as a peak point and got corrected. which is confluencing around 7250 level. If left enough steam to break this 7250 we will surely see 7800 testing within 15-18months from now.
Hope this clears my target levels, please do let me know i will try and put some guide points to denote the peaks and the lows on the pattern for the noobs tryng to understand.
Sorry if i confused you more
Happy Trading/Investing
TAH
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wow we got our small click of traders in UAE...LateTackle wrote:Thank you
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