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Well, I saw this one, but I didn’t bounce. I noticed SLM had an amazing head and shoulders top last week, but as a relatively thinly-traded stock, I didn’t drag it to my Bear Pen. Well, it’s doing precisely what I figured. Oh, well!
Today is going GREAT for me. In spite of the permabullish website Zerohedge harping on and on about how everyone should BUY software since it’s been so battered, the entire sector is still getting glassed. I’ve got options that are up 40% today alone based on this. Importantly, the Dow 30 – – which Pam Witchy-Poo Bondi destroyed with her own screechings just ten days ago – – has shattered its trendline. Bombs away!
Preface to all parts: the market in general is rather uninspiring right now. There are plenty of individual stocks, however, with very interesting patterns. I have gathered up dozens of the most interesting charts and put them into groups for your perusal. This particular set includes well-formed topping patterns which are somewhat distinct from head and shoulders. There are so many of these that I have broken them into two posts.
Preface to all parts: the market in general is rather uninspiring right now. There are plenty of individual stocks, however, with very interesting patterns. I have gathered up dozens of the most interesting charts and put them into groups for your perusal. This particular set includes well-formed topping patterns which are somewhat distinct from head and shoulders. There are so many of these that I have broken them into two posts.
Preface to all parts: the market in general is rather uninspiring right now. There are plenty of individual stocks, however, with very interesting patterns. I have gathered up dozens of the most interesting charts and put them into groups for your perusal. This particular set, the smallest, shows stocks which have had major trendline failures.
