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Long terms charts offer a very welcome perspective. Any chance you could do a 5 year "Birch" chart cleared of the annotations? I'd like to see the recent pullback patterns in the context of the longer time-frame. Also, on the 5 year chart, what time intervals do the MAs use?

Thanks!!
 
Long terms charts offer a very welcome perspective. Any chance you could do a 5 year "Birch" chart cleared of the annotations? I'd like to see the recent pullback patterns in the context of the longer time-frame. Also, on the 5 year chart, what time intervals do the MAs use?

Thanks!!
35 periods a year so 5 day 2 year, 13 day 4.7 year, 20 day 7.4 years I guess. Taking everything out at the end would force me to re-due everything. Sorry
 
Long terms charts offer a very welcome perspective. Any chance you could do a 5 year "Birch" chart cleared of the annotations? I'd like to see the recent pullback patterns in the context of the longer time-frame. Also, on the 5 year chart, what time intervals do the MAs use?

Thanks!!
http://investing.money.msn.com/investments/market-index/?symbol=$INX
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Thanks, but keep in mind the scale on that chart is logarithmic...yuck...all historic perspective lost.

Using the link I did get a nice candlestick with regular scale though
 
Not saying direction here, but as of late in this rally the action has been mostly in Futures with the morning action making up for it. Just letting you know because when the downside comes, it may come mostly during the time right after your IFT takes effect. So you may not see it coming. My two cents. By the way Christian at perfect stock alerts has been quiet a couple of days now since his crash prediction hasn't happened. Must be embarrassed like me.:embarrest: So just a heads up.:blink:
 
Not saying direction here, but as of late in this rally the action has been mostly in Futures with the morning action making up for it. Just letting you know because when the downside comes, it may come mostly during the time right after your IFT takes effect. So you may not see it coming. My two cents. By the way Christian at perfect stock alerts has been quiet a couple of days now since his crash prediction hasn't happened. Must be embarrassed like me.:embarrest: So just a heads up.:blink:

Yeah, Christian is getting bashed in the comments of his last (2 days ago) video... I hope he didn't do anything drastic, I just sold after 15% (takes 18% to make up) in losses... I would be at 21% (takes 27% to make up) now if I was still in...
 
Now on the Birchy side of things. We are in this years channel and above the mid-channel (higher highs) line: Redrawing the charts can change the bias. So there the other side. Jump or hide?:confused:
 
So I make coffee. Watch the Blue line I then will.:confused:
So did you guys review and copy those longer term charts. Well here's a repeat squiggly worm pattern of computer programs waiting for user input. The last one I said was negative but Fed to the rescue. No pop this morning, nor confirmation. So last pop 100% Fed related. So why is the day traders not taking the free money? Because they were waiting for everybody to jump in. Not me yet but I'm wrong 65% of the time or better :embarrest:.:worried:
 
False pattern defined. one day, two day, one day, two day not sustainable. Trust me?:notrust: It's using future market to sustain except end of day Fridays.
 
My internet was down this morning. Ok, no comments on the pattern detection? Well I was looking at it and the first movement of the day and the last 1/2 hour or movement during the futures have been it. Kind of takes us out of the decision process not knowing the movement during the trading day. So may have to rely on the mid-term. Midterm we're at top of the channel hitting a slightly higher high and forming a high base and repeat. Unfortunately I was too biased with Christian.:embarrest: We are within 1% of testing the May peak. So scaredy cat me is just watching.:blink:
 
Post deadline: I think we're close enough to 1% over the higher highs that we'll get the pop to pull them in and the drop. Pop and drop market top. Good my stuff is, yes? In my guess trust you must, no.:notrust:
 
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