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[wolterix] 05/10/2011 23:15

yeah, thought it was just me who could see it

teh game's up!

[spec7] 05/10/2011 23:05

What you have there is a squashed Rhombus atop paralleled staircases. Note the twin peeks in the rhombus signifying a horizontal lady forming and likely pumping of this stock.

[wolterix] 05/10/2011 23:03

Gibson gold top

£POA

[wolterix] 05/10/2011 23:03

double top

40p

this could run..

[spec7] 05/10/2011 22:59

Gold top...22p

[wolterix] 05/10/2011 20:44

diamond top

16p

:)

[yangou] 05/10/2011 20:32

Well that sounds like a "Happy new year" to me mck

[mckenzie one] 05/10/2011 19:56

Water off a ducks back.


Looking at the chart it has just closed a gap made on 5/8/11 on the way down

Good chance its over.


AND 50p is still on for JAN.

[spec7] 05/10/2011 16:59

Dont worry breliz...We have a definite 50p by the end of Jan from Mck :-)I will allow him a few fluctuations along the way but roll on Jan 31st :-)

[breliz] 05/10/2011 16:12

Oh I see - when the share price falls below your original prediction you then predict it's going to fall further until it eventually stops falling at which point you predict it will rise ... sheer genius.

[mckenzie one] 05/10/2011 15:51

Rule of thumb.

When a stock falls more than 60% of its last rally.

It useually falls all the way.

SO it looks like falling to the last open gap at 17.75p

be fore it starts to rise.

[petersinthemarket] 04/10/2011 19:34

As a retired engineer, I find charts and graphs to be absolutely fascinating, but I dont believe that anyone can accurately predict the future from past events, ie charts.

However, I have one positive pointer to add. In weather forecasting, statistics do show that on average anyone can expect to make correct forecasts 60% of the time if he simply predicts that tomorrows weather pattern will be the same as todays. If that sort of probability translates onto other predictions, such as the investment market, then forecasters could expect a similar success rate. I suppose that the margin on a 60% success rate would appeal to a frequent trader, or a gambler.

Unfortunately, IMO, life, and the current stock market, is much more unpredictable than weather.

Would any full time chartist like to step up and swear that he has genuinely been making money in recent months?

I'm not being awkward - I'd be really interested to know.
pim

[yangou] 04/10/2011 18:10

Hmm then if thats what you see when you look in the mirror breliz perhaps you are upside down. But TIG not doing to badly in these turbulent markets. Markets certainly going DOWn and further to go.

[spec7] 03/10/2011 17:24

We shall see if divergence is the strongest indicator
.......or maybe the total collapse of the euro once Greece defaults and Ireland and Spain see how easy it is :) That would be strong pointer that no chart will ever predict.

[mckenzie one] 03/10/2011 16:43

Your mouth speaks to soon.

IT WILL NOT GO DOWN ANY MORE>

UP FROM HERE.



Sorry Breliz You have towait till market closes

IT IS WHAT YOU CALL A BLOW OFF DAY

WHEN EVERY BODY PANICS


I TOLD YOU DIVERGENCE THAT IS THE STRONGEST INDICATOR OF THEM ALL.

[breliz] 03/10/2011 12:49

Well there's a surprise - it's gone down further.

When are you ever going to listen and turn your graphs the right way round.

[mckenzie one] 03/10/2011 10:11

No problem this morning,

TIG & Footsie are in divergence

TIG will not go down any more,


BE HAPPY ITS ALL OVER

TIG ON WAY UP FROM NOW.

[breliz] 02/10/2011 12:33

A big hick down surely ?

[wolterix] 30/9/2011 20:41

is that a yoga thing?

[mckenzie one] 30/9/2011 18:11

A slight hick up,

but look at todays signal.

and Divergence as well

NO PROBLEM.

Look at candle sticks.

[spec7] 30/9/2011 17:12

Charts been telling you fibs again Mck :)

[wolterix] 29/9/2011 22:41

wotcha brando

this has done well, over the year


hmmmmmmm