Ignoring the late selling, today was a good consolidation day after yesterday’s move.
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Timing Stock Market Cycles Stocks using Methods of WD Gann, Elliott Wave, Geometry, Gann Square 9-90-52-144, Angle Trend Lines
October 29th, 2008 at 7:45 pm by
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Mamis says that at market turns sharp moves against the new trend are the norm. So if we really are bottoming and start to zig-zag up then expect the down ‘zags’ to be sharp