Hmm.. interesting question and no doubt one that has been asked since trading began. However, I am not sure there has ever been a satisfactory answer given.
I won't venture any guesses at this juncture for at least two reasons:
1) Because I would fret that there's still the tiniest chance that you might just foolisly pay attention to it in a weak moment and lose a precious portion of your valuable trading capital;and
2) Because I am a trader and thus not in the guessing business. I trade what I see, not what I think I "might" soon see.
I empathize with your quandry but to me it seems you already have a trade bias so I have to wonder if perhaps you are not almost half beaten before you start.
Additionally, I am a day trader not a swing trader so I have to take my lumps here and admit to you that you play in a venue somewhat unlike my own. That having been said, I would still advise someone like yourself to forget about forecasting tops and bottoms and trade only what is obvious to you from your viewing of the market at any given point in time. Some gurus will tell you that won't work as you would get into the move much too late. To that I say "poppycock". You would be amazed how little most traders see when they look at the action. Most of them are far too busy forecasting where it s "going to go" to pay any serious attention to where it actually is from moment to moment.
However, if someone does just happen to have the proverbial crystal ball and shares something with you that is truly revelatory, do please keep it a secret from the rest of us lest we all once again get caught up in the unholy search for the holy grail
Happy Trading
