Sorry but I find "Stock prices are nonstationary" more informative. I always thought stocks prices were stationary. Who knew? Haha Welp maybe wxyz in Cincinnati didn't. (Who gets that reference?) Anyway don't mind me, its wine-thirty. Tea?
I was giving an example of news that would facilitate what the chart was projecting. Apparently pros use Home Depot? I thought they would use a building supply outlet for builders. https://finance.yahoo.com/news/home...d-to-offset-fewer-diy-shoppers-212628676.html
I have clearly stated my projection for earnings based on the chart...I even drew a cool chart pattern for you. ???
Either way I would say we see $300 before we see $400...that's where price looks to be going. So it could have a miss tomorrow, or a beat, and then have a miss....somehow, some way the market will facilitate a move down to $300. It's kind of like Lamarchism versus darwinism. Clearly life does not just mutate randomly nor does price move randomly. Life makes changes necessary to survive...price moves to where it needs to go.
Do i need to explain it, again ...? You gave long term projections which is not what I asked because it is not what you said in the first place. You said earnings had no impact on the stock price since it's all already in the chart and perfectly predictable. So, last time, Home Depot and Alibaba, up or down tomorrow and how much? You are the one who said predicting this was possible based on the charts, so stop wasting time and answer it already.
Since you like to do long term projections, what's your analysis on this one. It's a daily chart, were do you see price 6 months to a year from this point.