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- I'd Rather Be Here
- Bubbles
- A Study In Spotting FAlling Wedges USing DXD
- DXD : Charting Setup
- CHART OF THE WEEK: Crude Sitting DEAD ON SUPPORT.
- Index Chart Analysis: Wedges All Over: Very Weak R...
- Bo Yoder NewsLetter
- Another Great Chart From My Friend
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- Position Sizing: Finding Your MAX Pain
- Stocks To Watch Next Week
- Jason Levitt Explains 'Wedges'
- It's The Olympics!! Time To Watch My Favorite Sport!!
- Wedge Update and Setup
- Very Interesting Setups In The Oil Patch
- Crude Getting Drilled, Airlines FLYING!
- I Am Getting Sloppy
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- SPX Wedge Update
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3 comments:
I am all for spotting patterns in charts, but sometimes the patterns get spotted that might not be there.
Try using a line chart, instead of a candlesticks, you are more likely to not selectively choose between higs, lows, open or close on candles for your trends.
This should help you to find the true trends, rather than the ones you want to see.
Some of those wedges are not really wedges.
I just found this wedge explanation and your blog...must note that it's exactly what I've been seeing and playing in silver this last year or so, over and over.
(mostly using SLV, but looking for a more "leveraged" way to play silver, since I'm just starting and only have a few thousand with which to 'play')
Read falling and rising wedges pattern in a book 'Trade chart patterns like the pros' by Suri duddella from surinotes. this book explains well about patterns
mo
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