Weekly Head & Shoulder Pattern SPY...DIA...QQQ

Discussion in 'Technical Analysis' started by Rickshaw Man, Mar 1, 2019.

  1. Weekly SPY sporting a possible text book Head & Shoulder pattern. Volume supports every aspect of this pattern. Mainly the falling volume on the formation of the right shoulder. This is critical and a very important part of a classic H&S pattern. All we can do is wait. The only thing I can think of that would help this play out is lousy earnings.

    And the pesky FOMC they could intervene and screw everything up.


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    True.And the 3 year +52 week chart is up;
    ytd=up;
    4 weeks =up. But close to close weekly; my charts show one of those weeks =down ; I'm expecting the typical late MAR sell off-not a prediction.:cool::cool:
     
  3. FriskyCat

    FriskyCat

    Give a look to the 1987 analog (heck even the 99 analog following the Oct 98 bailout of LTCM). Eerily similar. Obviously 2 months ago, it looked like 07-08 until Powell did a spot on impression of Janet Yellen from 2016.
     
  4. fan27

    fan27

    Looks more like a failed break out (to the downside) pattern.
     
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  5. maxinger

    maxinger

    looks more like ranging to me.
    price seems to range from about 2400 to 2900.
    so where is market going?
    - continue to range
    - break up of range
    - break below range

    only crystal ball can tell where market is going.


    In fact, over the past 15 years, during this ranging period,
    day range is at the record high.
     
  6. 4 posts in this thread, 3 completely different views of the same chart.

    1- Head and shoulders top
    2- Failed downside breakout
    3- Range bound market

    Technical analysis in a nutshell.
    Great for telling you what already happened.
     
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  7. I agree fan27,

    It should be very clear the new trend of the SPY is upwards based on the obvious recent green bars.

    It's best to keep things simple.
     
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  8. Yes I agree. No analysis never tells entry and stop loss or profit target .