October 23, 2017
Have You Seen These Posting Before?
Google (search) to see some NYSE charting. See our past analysis on ^NYA. In fact, we have always remind the readers, all setup can fail. This is the fail example. Let us study the updated chart on this posting. Read the comment on the chart and understand how to read the chart in future. Have fun learning.
Many of the analysis, when now look back. We just wonder how we dare to make such comment.
However, whatever we read the chart are using what we learn from our teacher on the technical analysis. Have fun!
Is there a holy grail (the cup or platter used by Christ at the Last Supper) in trading? I don’t know. Many be there is.
Remember, all setup can fail.
There is no right no wrong, and all set up can fail.
Lesson Learnt on NYSE Composite Index MACD Divergence Fail
Picture worth a thousand words, see chart. In the big trend, the setup fail. However, if you read our posting on the bar by bar analysis, it was correct. But the bearish trend just too short.
^NYA | NYSE Composite Charting | Bulls Are Weak | AmiBrokerAcademy
Moses
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