Possible "Price TA inflection point"...

Discussion in 'Technical Analysis' started by Scataphagos, Mar 22, 2024.

  1. Possible double top... not likely THE BIG TOP, but perhaps for a corrective period. Some are calling "top" and for shorts.

    It would be tactically reasonable to play 18700 as a "pivot"... long above, flat or short below.

    FWIW... Mar22.PNG
     
    Last edited: Mar 22, 2024
  2. %%
    SPY + related plenty of tops today \
    before lunch anyway $524\$523\$522.....................:D:D
     
    PPC likes this.
  3. PPC

    PPC


    Makes sense.

    In addition, on Weekly charts both SPX and NASDAQ are in zones which are watched by traders, so a pause or a pullback is possible.

    I would not go long (on EOD TF) above 18700, I would need to first see consolidation / tight range, or a thrust through the level and then trade the first pullback. Or alternatively a bulltrap would be nice. (My comments are about EOD TFs, not intraday TFs)

    upload_2024-3-23_0-8-19.png

    upload_2024-3-23_0-8-37.png
     
    murray t turtle likes this.
  4. comagnum

    comagnum

    This retail stock is up 860% since last July. Significantly outperforming NVDA & SMCI.

    The SP500 returned 129% since 2017, ANF a whooping 990%.

    upload_2024-3-22_6-24-53.png
     
    Last edited: Mar 22, 2024
    murray t turtle and Quanto like this.
  5. tomkat22

    tomkat22

    Is that being compounded somehow? I'm only showing a 277% price change for ANF since last july.
     
    murray t turtle likes this.
  6. comagnum

    comagnum

    My error - I was looking back to July 2022. It still outperformed NVDA in that time period.
     
  7. tiddlywinks

    tiddlywinks

    Keep in mind the monthly and quarterly CLOSINGs are approaching.
    Is "chart painting" still a thing?

    Quarterly index futures charts can use calendar date or contract roll for the quarterly print.
     
  8. tomkat22

    tomkat22

    Yeah it's had an impressive run.
     
    comagnum likes this.
  9. I would be concerned with the long dated charts here, many looking like they need to barf.
    Looking at the treasury market is this a possible Head and Shoulders bottom?
    If yes, we are in for a category 6 hurricane.

    TNX 40_years.jpg