AHG - Profitable Strategy for Struggling Traders

Discussion in 'Journals' started by Anekdoten, Jul 19, 2007.

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  1. sorry i meant continuation.... edited my post above
     
    #2131     Oct 3, 2007
  2. Yes, when they are scattered around (not top or bottom) they are usually continuation patterns.

    Still not the reason I have an interest for the W top (sometimes known as the Crown pattern) and the M bottom.

    I got a feeling this one could take a while..... :D

    Anek
     
    #2132     Oct 3, 2007
  3. darn.... thats the best i gleaned from suri :p
     
    #2133     Oct 3, 2007
  4. Suri speaks about them and he even says that the M at the bottom and the W at the top is very rare but that's as far as he goes .

    Great book btw glad you got it.

    Anek
     
    #2134     Oct 3, 2007
  5. momoNY

    momoNY

    Great journal Anek. Thanks a lot for sharing.

    Is what you are looking for, in a way, a failed double top and failed DB?
    Very rare, therefore DB and DT are very accurate?

    my 2c

    MomoNY.

     
    #2135     Oct 3, 2007
  6. Thank you.

    Well, the few instances I've seen they actually work like a DT or DB but that's not why I'm studying them :)

    I'll give a VERY big hint so this does not take forever.

    I'm interested in its rareness quality more than anything.

    Come on, I'm giving it away now :)

    Anek
     
    #2136     Oct 3, 2007
  7. Anek, is it because it represents a final exhaution move (blowoff top or bottom) before a significant reversal?
     
    #2137     Oct 3, 2007
  8. A. Here ya go! DJIA daily, W or M?
     
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    #2138     Oct 3, 2007
  9. A. Better on ES............Overnight drop looks suggestive...
     
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    #2139     Oct 3, 2007
  10. Not related to the answer but here is a good example.

    A "W" at the top on the daily ES.


    Anek
     
    #2140     Oct 3, 2007
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