constable said:This has the potential to break out today as it has been operating very tightly and today has jumped up by 1.5c.
That bar caught My attention
some attempted Wyckoff Analysis ( No claim to being an expert here )
test response test response ..behavior ---> change of behaviour
supply overcoming demand.. Upthrusts ....Ease of movement down
...demand starts meeting supply volume off the bottom----> ending action
Demand did take visible control... A Sign of strength
A test of the low ... confirming action at the last point of support
A valid buy point for early birds ( is PSD of a type of stock that We should be early ? )
Last bar I think ( marked b ) should be contrasted with The upthrust bar ( marked a )
How has the demand supply interaction changed ?
range of bar .. Volume associated.. close ? context with neighbour bars ?
position in the trend... The character of the trend ( true trend.. low to lows highs to highs etc )
Upward slopping blue line is a reverse use of trend line
warranted by the Volume in the ending action
Angle at this stage is tentative...
But all diagonal lines on time scaled charts are tentative
When compared to horizontal lines ( support resistance half way points )
Downward slopping green bar is a valid shorter time frame supply line
Drawn from two commensurate points of action..
Subsequent action is Now key
last Bar had good volume
what will be the response
Any strength now would be a green flag..
test response , test response......
Identifying the character of the action...
look at the weekly look at the p&f ( for a different way of measuring the length of action in a trading range )
Recent low defines a valid area that would signify the break down of a
a bullish market definition ( But watch out for springs )
Volume = attention
PSD has some attention What is the effect of that attention
Will that attention gather a following.. Who then takes advantage of the volume generated ? contrast the next large range bars with bars a and b
esp near the upper trend line
Some start at analysis
I tend to be an early bird
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