Whiskers
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Oh MY GOD!!
This is exactly what I am talking about. This is the XJO chandles with the real open. This is what traders use who play gaps. not the muppet chandle charts that you have. your chart is like I said Rubbish for gaps.
They happen every day.
You have to be kidding. They are like skyQuake has said,In case you hadn't noticed TH my post and this thread particularly relates to the XAO.
I don't give a rat's **** what you trade or want to talk about. My post was in relation to trend analysis of the XAO.
Comparing the XAO to the XJO is like saying a holden is a falcon. Stupid!
XAO pretty much = XJO
Just because you have a hell of an ego and thick skull... I'll emphasise again... I was refering to trend analysis on the XAO, the recognised main trend indicator of the Aus market... absolutely nothing to do with the prefered tool or otherwise that you want or prefer to trade.
Do you get that TH. It's about trend analysis of the XAO... NOT ABOUT YOUR SELF IMPORTANCE.
And NO, they do not happen every day on the XAO.
I will state it again. You candle chart is rubbish for anaylsising gaps for the XAO. They happen ALL the time.
Nearly as often as you post incorrect, uniformed, untested and plain wrong "analysis".
I know nothing in comparison to most here, so take it easy, but it seems to me that the ASX is so heavily effected by DOW movements that looking at the Australian charts would almost be meaningless.
If you wake up tomorrow and the DOW has lost 15%, we will fall, likewise, if there is a massive, massive rally in the US we will also probably go along with it.
I agree that when everything is calmer our individual stocks have some independence, but at the moment I feel like everyone is waiting to see what is happening overseas, more than here.
Anyway, just my .0001c
Stoner,
Yes, I have no TA or FA reason to think anything different but I just have a gut-level feeling a rally is not far off. Considering one small long position. Will enter or not near close. Depends.
With the XAO opening in a staggered format until about 10:15am (or thereabouts) then this would most likely not incur gaps on the index because of the incremental opening. Hence a reasonable gap on the open does indicate volatile market action.
The chart TH has is a proper gap chart as it gets around the staggered opening problem. It takes the opening prices of all the stocks and calculates the theoretical open.
Staggered openings just mean that if the total market weight of A-C stocks open extremely high or low; AND continue moving (and all the other D-Z gap the same way and the momentum continues...), we'll get a gap.
XAO pretty much = XJO
XAO Charts:
We have a gap around 6000 from June cause the overnight session was terrible...
and how about that gap at 3220 from Dec03. Will that get filled too?
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So, fibinacci is good and true but candle formation and gaps are not!!??
You will have to excuse me for not replying with the same mindless insults and 'attempted' ridicule.
But you might like to explain the all powerful and true aspects of fibinacci as opposed to candle formations and gaps.
You have to be kidding. They are like skyQuake has said,
You are SO wrong.
They do. Get the data and calculate it for yourself. The open you are using is opening data for stocks A-B. Not the opening of the XAO.
I accept your criticism that it was in a mindless insult.
It's a dynamic index and if sentiment changes based on the result of the A and B trades thats how it stays. Similarly with the closing prices.
And besides, if I posted fib analysis info, we would have the Elliot Wavers adding it in and calling it theirs
Nothing new to Elliott exponents Fib has always been a companion component of Wave analysis.Its how extensions and retracements are measured always has been.
Id be interested in treefrogs "Fib analysis info".Particularly in how he uses it in his trading.
FYI
Its Actually not quoted Dynamically Its quoted Live snapshot every 30 seconds.
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