blinkau said:Hi guys, I was wondering if someone could help me out with something simple.
I have been watching the daily chart on a stock and anyway the last two days have been down. The open on the previous day was at the high and the close near the low for the day. Now the latest day (Friday) the open was above yesterdays close there is a fair bit of range downwards and it closed above yesterdays close but below todays open. I was wondering what kind of reversal signal is that? I know the basic ones like pivot points, open/close and key reversal but cant figure that one out. I cant find any helpful technical sites on the stuff so any help would be great
BIG BWACULL said:Any one help me out just wondering if this one has a postive uptrend coming, Is that a hammer head reversal candle on the 13th 14th ?if not what should it look like, Volume has increased over last couple of months. Help and info appreciated in advance Cheers stock code BNT
constable said:It actually looks as tho it might be worth a few ticks come next week. Has bottomed (reaching historical lows )with a 3 way correction and sellers have just about dried up as volume has dropped away. Last few ann have been accounted for although somewhat bittersweet. Very early to call a trend reversal but worth watching.
Bet you a slab it will finish next week higher!Garpal Gumnut said:Dear constable,
Its not bottoming. Its in a massive downtrend, lower highs, lower lows, its broken through its last support at 15, a bottom is a bottom., means its moving sideways and has shown some effort at rising. Don't go on volume in a situation like this. This is not a bottom. Its a bloody disaster. Its also not a correction. It has not corrected.
Garpal
Dutchy3 said:Hi Big
Sorry mate .... don't know where you bought or your risk process.
I've had a look at the chart and I'm convinced it has little going for it as a long position.
The opportunity cost of having capital tied up in this one is between 20 - 30% pa ... and that's just measured against the index.
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