Wavepicker/Nick/Anyone
Is this a valid 3 wave decline? Don't use EW in my trading currently but am always looking to learn.
Will post further analysis in the next post, with more charts.
Hi wavepicker,
Thanks for taking the time to respond to my request and your offer to post a chart later in the day would help make it a whole lot easier to visualise and understand your assessment.
Regards,
rnr
Hi Wave,
Would you say the volume level is high enough for EW practice? It is consistantly under 1 million SLX. Does the lighter volume reduce the efficacy to some extent?
Absolutely Snake.
I tend to use EW more so in Indices, Commodiities and Currencies where you have better chance of seeing textbook patterns.
Although on occasion I take trades based on EW with the more liquid stocks when the high probability patterns present themselves, generally I use other methods to help quantify the EW analysis when there appear to be ambiguities
Cheers
Thanks for the post wavepicker, very informative. I did a similar thing (shorting SPI), with slightly wider stop on the upside once it looked it didn't want to storm past the 6700-6720 barrier.Decided to short the XJO last night.
Have placed a stop at 6744.
Reasoning behind trade: We had a 3 wave structure down from the 16th July to 17th August. We have had another 3 wave advance so far from the 17th August low. This may be an irregular flat correction in progress from the 16th of July that is incomplete. If this is the case then we need another impulse to at least re test the lows(17th August) perhaps go further.
Sentiment at present in the market can be described as hyper bullish, so this is well worth a go IMO.
Current price action also coincides with an important cycle point high on the 5th October plus or minus one day(market is also 34 fibonacci trading days up from Aug 17 low), so this this could continue till Monday bullishly within our time window. The next important cycle point is 14/15th November.(Not sure whether this will mark a high or a low- hoping for a low!!)
Trade Contingencies: If the pattern of trend is showing a struggle down that appears corrective instead of impulse, this maybe simply a second degree countertrend(These usually last 11-14 days) instead of a developing impulse.
As such if this is the case all bets are off! The market will most likely continue bullishly till the next major trend change window in mid to late Jan 2008 where there are much larger cycle points coming together. Perhaps start of something larger than last correction.
Cheers
Thanks for the post wavepicker, very informative. I did a similar thing (shorting SPI), with slightly wider stop on the upside once it looked it didn't want to storm past the 6700-6720 barrier.
How would you recognise a 'second degree countertrend' as opposed to an impulse move? I'm using 6470-6500 as the first target for the next 2 weeks. If it doesn't drop (significantly) below that, then I'll probably take it out and see what develops next. (If I don't get stopped out before that of course).
Hi Waves,Decided to short the XJO last night.
Have placed a stop at 6744.
Reasoning behind trade: We had a 3 wave structure down from the 16th July to 17th August. We have had another 3 wave advance so far from the 17th August low. This may be an irregular flat correction in progress from the 16th of July that is incomplete. If this is the case then we need another impulse to at least re test the lows(17th August) perhaps go further.
Sentiment at present in the market can be described as hyper bullish, so this is well worth a go IMO.
Current price action also coincides with an important cycle point high on the 5th October plus or minus one day(market is also 34 fibonacci trading days up from Aug 17 low), so this this could continue till Monday bullishly within our time window. The next important cycle point is 14/15th November.(Not sure whether this will mark a high or a low- hoping for a low!!)
Trade Contingencies: If the pattern of trend is showing a struggle down that appears corrective instead of impulse, this maybe simply a second degree countertrend(These usually last 11-14 days) instead of a developing impulse.
As such if this is the case all bets are off! The market will most likely continue bullishly till the next major trend change window in mid to late Jan 2008 where there are much larger cycle points coming together. Perhaps start of something larger than last correction.
Cheers
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