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Is That a head and shoulders since 11/28/07 on the S+P 500 and Nasdaq comp.
- Thread starter bigpig41
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post a chart please?
http://finance.yahoo.com/charts#chart2:symbol=^ixic;range=3m;indicator=volume;charttype=ohlc;crosshair=cross;logscale=on;source=undefined
left shoulder 11/28
head 11/30
right shoulder?
left shoulder 11/28
head 11/30
right shoulder?
Quote from bigpig41:
I'm just a beginner, but since 11/28/07 is that a head and shoulders on the daily chart for one year of the S+P 500 and Nasdaq Composite indexes?? If so, does that mean we go clear back down to the 1415 level??
Any experts????
No. The H&S is a topping pattern. If there were a top, it would have been at the beginning of October.
LC
How about GS
with a top on 10/31
would you consider the period 9/1 - 10/31 an uptrend sufficient to classify 10/31 as a top?
with a top on 10/31
would you consider the period 9/1 - 10/31 an uptrend sufficient to classify 10/31 as a top?
Thanks guys............yes that's right that it should be a top in the market
What I thought was the H+S shows up alot better on the S+P 500 and Nasdaq(daily chart for a year time period) whereas it isn't there nearly as clearly on the DOW JONES INDUSTRIAL AVERAGE chart that mgabriel01 posted above>>>if fact the two shoulders aren't close in height in the DJIA
So if we were at a market top the shape is correct?
What I thought was the H+S shows up alot better on the S+P 500 and Nasdaq(daily chart for a year time period) whereas it isn't there nearly as clearly on the DOW JONES INDUSTRIAL AVERAGE chart that mgabriel01 posted above>>>if fact the two shoulders aren't close in height in the DJIA
So if we were at a market top the shape is correct?
Quote from bigpig41:
Thanks guys............yes that's right that it should be a top in the market
What I thought was the H+S shows up alot better on the S+P 500 and Nasdaq(daily chart for a year time period) whereas it isn't there nearly as clearly on the DOW JONES INDUSTRIAL AVERAGE chart that mgabriel01 posted above>>>if fact the two shoulders aren't close in height in the DJIA
So if we were at a market top the shape is correct?
LOL
I tried to copy/paste the Nasdaq chart from yahoo charts and got the Dow chart by accident. Sorry about that
I think the same thing applies though -- were you saying you thought Nasdaq hit its top on 11/30?