06-25-2009, 10:31 AM
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| Re: New Frontiers in Technical Analysis So let's say that at 12.30,a known reversal zone,with a line running there,we are at 912.I would go short there if we had not already been higher.At that point i don't know if that is the high today but i will project a line from there (down) assuming it is.I would then manage the trade normally.I will only know the high at the end of the day.If we had already been higher than 912 before 12.30,i would not short there.
Looking at the outstanding projections we have lines running to 915/6 at 2.30pm-another reversal zone and another possible short OR a target area if you are already long.Also 916 is another R-10 price from 896.3 open today. So, you have a projected line to a reversal zone at a price that means something.Don't forget you have the recent high 956 down thru 46 36 26 etc and when you look at charts these have been meaningful.
So as the day progresses,projected lines can be eliminated and some,because of the wide divergence to unlikely areas,were never in the running.Really we only need one or 2 good trades and we don't need to know everything to do that.
When the session is finished the ohlc can be connected with the angles and new projected lines can thrown forward into the next trading day(s) ready for consideration. |
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