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Saturday, 2 February 2013
Not too different from the FTSE100 post. Price is at the top end of the daily, weekly and monthly range channels. Buying at the daily range low if My-Wave stays formed to the upside at daily range lows and selling the top of the daily range if My-Wave is formed downhill is all we can do. For nor now, I think the weekly range low and monthly trend line at 13600 is a good shorting target initially and then down into the monthly FLD 'trough', following its cut in the January, and the monthy range channel low near 13000. Given this grind higher, I would have thought any move to the weekly range low would be strikingly different visually. We shall see.
My-Wave had to turn over to get an upside formation this time around and the daily range low at 13813 should see My-Wave and the daily pivot cracked for a bit. Holding this formation seems to be the problem through the SMI cycle of course. The technique for an elegant entry (covered a few times this weekend, if only for my own benefit!) is to see the My-Wave stay in formation when the SMI cycle reaches either over bought or over sold. If this co-oincides with a daily range low or high, then there should be a good risk reward. For now, I await a downward formation to hold and that means staying on the side lines at the moment.
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