When dealing with a stock in a determined downtrend..
Tactics must be appropriate ( as always )
I do not wish to follow or fade the crowd
Or to esp engage the bears when they have the upper hand..
We need the tactics of a Joseph Eggleston Johnston rather than John B. Hood
( military campaigns have much in common with stock market ones..All about demand and supply lines )
Well
The downside objective is fulfilled
And the "character" of the boxes is changing..
it is always the character that makes the difference
The study of responses
When is a bottom a bottom ?
Significant halfway point
The thick red line
is a 45 degree diagonal from the ultimate top
( old P&F saying is never buy a stock going down, if it has been going down
only buy it if it has used up all the energy that is behind the downtrend
ie that it has gone sideways as much as it has gone down ( and of course forms a reversal ) and of course it is the principle not the literal that matters)
sounds like Gann ? But it can't be because it pre dates Gann
the herd gets hypnotized by the extreme swings
but the whose hand holds the pendulum itself
The action at half way points
is key
motorway
Hey Motorway,
My chart shows that this security has dropped way below it's listed price. would u expect a very long term consolidation to build up the cause? ie: to long the stock I mean.
In the mean time, I expect it got range a lot. Is that your thinking too.
Hi Paul
You can not understand a move unless you see it in total context
A great and powerful tool is comparative relative strength
Here are some log P&F charts both 8% x 1
one is the relative chart to the XAO
Rel Str can help define Acc & Dis , Over Bought & Oversold ... Bubble and anti bubble......Whether a move is a deviation back-to or away-from..
Every box in each chart is 8% We can look at thrust halfway points
congestion...
But a simple start is to look at the number of boxes ( ground gained or lost )
on the various phases
Rel chart has 46 boxes down on total move down
normal chart has 49
What would this suggest ?
On the move up from the bottom
both charts have 10 boxes
The rel chart makes a higher high
and pulls back one box...
Congestion on the charts
= differences of opinion
differences of opinion that relate to value
What is value and what determines it ?
Yes those things called fundamentals. But those of tomorrow !
What else ?
The Technical Position
This relates to Who is holding
A congestion zone builds a cause because it creates or destroys value
By resolving the differences of opinion
In part by change of ownership
( strong and weak hands )
What is a something worth if you need to sell it yesterday to pay a mortgage
the magic is that when it changes hands ( weak to strong )
The value changes too... The chart will breakout of the congestion zone
and move to a new zone where once again differences of opinion will emerge
Every Box = an agreement on price , but a disagreement on Value
It is starting to rally with the overall market
and hold ground when the market declines
I will be looking for this to continue..
Both charts display a grinding downtrend
from 2006
The relative chart
shows a reversal
A SOS would be very
significant Now
A move to .05 would be significant
motorway
But a simple start is to look at the number of boxes ( ground gained or lost )
on the various phases
Here is the SECRET--CORRECT FILTRATION/SELECTING
Judging by the technical babble still going on regarding Senetas, clearly there's still some speculators out there that haven't yet done their nuts on this one.
What is the latest chart details on this one. I have 40,000 shares but am considering averaging down. With a price of 2.7cents it MAY be a bargain......
Thanks Motorway, I am going to buy, can't help myself with this one, they have to turn the corner soon and have released some good products recently. 2.9cents is my favourite as I bought a stack of CXY and sold out at 25cents. Let's hope the same works with this one.
Freddy
Slowly starting to look a bit better. Almost double the 0.028 I bought at. What does Motorway think of this one in the current climate?
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