How to identify a stock market bottom
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Backstage wrote:Fist plateau Melting, second boiling.
Fantastic!!!
Now remember the sequence.
1. Rise up [From the bottom]
2. plateau
3. Rise up again
4. Another plateau
5. Rise up [to the top]
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Now, go back to your favorite counters and see, how many of them have illustrated this same [watery] behavior ?
Can you find this in any historical prices ?
Since your are aiming for 40% in 18 months; look for any 20% rises and 3~6-months-long-plateaus.
Let me know what you can find.
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Catching tops and bottoms means;
Buying ice or freezing water and selling steam or boiling water.
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VONE was boiling at 22/-
Freezing at 18/-
You will find solid ice at 16/-
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support and resistant..isn't it?Yin-Yang wrote:To give an example from the reverse action.:
VONE was boiling at 22/-
Freezing at 18/-
You will find solid ice at 16/-
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This is more about converting frozen shareholders in to steaming investors.
This is about how much energy is needed at and can be stored in during a conversion process.
This is about how much pressure is needed for steam to explode an enclosed vessel.
This is about how much energy can be extracted from an ice cube before it is reversed back to room temperature and above.
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Will respond better next week. Strange that there is little interest. The political posturing seems more popular.
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If you want to travel somewhere fast, would you choose a crowded road or a one with less traffic ?
And; if you take too much water to heat, it may never boil sometimes.
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HHL is boiling at 100/-. Pressure valve will activate at 120/-
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But
Finally,
What makes the difference is how you will use that knowledge practically in the markets.
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CK wrote:Sometimes when S or R strongly breaks, it will become vice versa. How you explain it?
Example ?
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Yin-Yang wrote:Backstage wrote:Fist plateau Melting, second boiling.
Fantastic!!!
Now remember the sequence.
1. Rise up [From the bottom]
2. plateau
3. Rise up again
4. Another plateau
5. Rise up [to the top]
++++++
Now, go back to your favorite counters and see, how many of them have illustrated this same [watery] behavior ?
Can you find this in any historical prices ?
Since your are aiming for 40% in 18 months; look for any 20% rises and 3~6-months-long-plateaus.
Let me know what you can find.
If someone has picked up the water patterns in the market; let me know.
So that we can go to the next step; to move up from 50% towards 100%.
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Buy TJL @ 40/- and sell @ 60/- within the year 2017.
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How do you determine end of plateau ?
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Yin-Yang wrote:Bonus Hint:
Buy TJL @ 40/- and sell @ 60/- within the year 2017.
Nice one and a safe one ( what more could one want I guess) Hold some bought at 20 and at 30. Still looking good. Fits the chart to your description.
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Backstage wrote:Observing some 5yr period charts, not all fit the 3 step rise. Do most ?
How do you determine end of plateau ?
|||How do you determine end of plateau ? |||
That's what we can discuss next.
|||not all fit the 3 step rise|||
50% of them should.
Human are still only 50% water.
They say there is only one species more than 90% water.
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I like to hear about couple of examples which fits the pattern; before continuing.
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Maldivians ?
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Sorry for late reply. Take 80 level as an example for granYin-Yang wrote:CK wrote:Sometimes when S or R strongly breaks, it will become vice versa. How you explain it?
Example ?
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