Originally posted by Jaws57
Bullish bias for LOW short-term, bearish long-term. Needs more explanation!
Lots of things I like about it short-term TA-wise. Pink wedge break is bullish, as is gray channel turn up, and orange channel week last week, all following the red channel long, and inside a potential 12345 orange Elliott Wave move. It's looking very strong up here in the weekly, and does possess the weekly TA to justify higher prices.
But is it chasing up here at these prices? Yes. Sometimes the TA can justify a chase, but let's put it in perspective.
First, a comment on a brilliant triangle break. Look at the monthly chart I've attached, where you see that ascending triangle break up back in late '97. What a wonderful move after that - the stuff of dreams! (take the lesson from the chart. The wedge break out back then was a BIG thing, and the last 7 years paints an accurate picture of WHAT IS POSSIBLE with the right TA setup like a big fat monthly ascending triangle).
Now the question is, who is the genius? Is it the smart bulls down at $10.00 when the chart was a screaming long? Or is it the investor looking to open a potential long-term position at 60ish today? Consider that question in the light of a clear 12345 move from 1997 to 2005, with what is potentially a quarterly double top, with two rather bearish quarterly candles. Is it at quarterly resistance? Yes. Is it at weekly resistance? Yes. Do smart bulls buy at such big significant resistance? Not usually. And if they do, they are very cagey and wise with a protective stop. I know I sure would be, considering ALL things with the charts.
You can see the daily pink channel break is bearish. And rest assured there are some very smart bears waiting to short the blue channel around 60, which coincides with significant price resistance. I'll say that again. SIGNIFICANT price resistance.
That said, sure, it could break all those resistances and fly. Resistances are made to be broken, right?


I'll be one of those bears in ambush and will buy some options (probably April 50 strike for 10 bucks each) and at least give the resistance the chance to reward me.
If price breaks them with significance, then it's proven itself and I'll green light a long at an appropriate support level.
Bottom line is buy at support and not resistance.
Best to ya.
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