%%Actually, you don't know that. Suggest be careful about what you "think" know. (The market is very good about getting you to "take the bait", then "setting the hook".)
I know that this is a rounded top, and not a pullback followed by another long. But I am seeking a good way to explain it conceptually. How would you explain the difference between a rounded top where the trend dies, and a healthy pullback? A rounded top is a sustained push up, rather than the normal up and down of a trend. One would think that it's a sign of strength, so why is it actually a sign of the trend dying?
I traded it as a pullback, which obviously didn't work.
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The PE is a bit low 50; + debt a bit hi=217%.
BUT overall its still a good UP trend, if one ''knows'' how to read charts;
up YTD
UP 1 year
Up 3 years
Up 7 years
UP 5 hour charts
UP above 50 dma
up above 200 day moving average
up from your entry[OOPs 1 minute= noise chart]
Above AVerage uptrend
IF that was me; i would print out plenty of those daily/weekly/monthly charts;
+ change my plan =if one wants a profit??
IF i wanted thrills + not much profits; keep trying to pull pennies out of 1 minute noise.Ever wonder why even hedge funds update clients every month+ not every 1 minute??NOT a prediction;its still a good/liquid uptrend.
%%Some of that applies.
But back to the OP... who "knows" about this being a "rounded top"? Odds good that neither is correct.
.........ref IWM from Aug-Oct.

