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March 20, 2018

US Stock Chart Analysis

International Business Machines IBM From 1992

We study IBM using MACD, now zoom out and see the chart from 1992, see chart for more, picture worth a thousand words. The stock price once approaching 220, but struggle to breakout higher. The stock price soon decline, can you spot the bearish ABCD pattern. Of course, after the the end or bearish ABCD pattern will be buy. The price action rebounce, can it be a bullish ABCD patter. The pattern seems completed AB leg, and BC leg. Is it in the CD let phase. Will see. Manage your risk!

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The following chart is produced using AmiBroker charting software. It is a powerful chart software. Anything, finance ticket you could download from Yahoo! Finance you could plot them, those you are interested all in a chart, so you could analyse them. 

 

20180316 International Business Machines from 1992

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