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Objective One - what indicates market support

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hibikijoji
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This thread is dedicated in finding out what traits indicate market support.

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From http://www.incrediblecharts.com/userscripts/forums/show.plx?tpc=10&post=115245#P OST115245

In the past three charts I've posted, a general indication of faster momentum has these traits:

(1) The current price is at its highest
(2) The previous bars have been bullish (that includes red candles)
(3) The previous candles only overlap in a small range of prices
(4) the candles % gain is equivalent to the gains seen several years back
(5) At the breakout candle, the closing price is above the the previous high
(6) If you draw a regression line (on a log graph), there is a distinct, smooth trend.

Mind you, this is only indicative that there will be gains. As to how much will be gained, I am not so concerned.

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