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GENCON - DAILY CHART DOUBLE PATTERNA "Double Bottom" is a technical analysis chart pattern frequently observed in financial markets, such as stocks, commodities, and forex. This pattern is considered a bullish reversal pattern, indicating that an ongoing downtrend might be coming to an end and a new uptrend could be emerging. The Double Bottom pattern consists of two distinct downward price movements followed by a reversal. Here's how it typically forms: Initial Downtrend: The price of the asset is in a downward trend, indicating a bearish sentiment. This phase represents the first leg down. First Low: The price reaches a low point and then experiences a minor upward correction. This forms the first low point of the pattern. Second Downtrend: After the first upward correction, the price resumes its downward movement, usually not reaching the previous low. This second decline is typically on lighter volume compared to the initial downtrend. Second Low: The price finds support at a level close to the previous low but doesn't break below it. This forms the second low point of the pattern. At this stage, buyers are stepping in to prevent the price from falling further. Reversal Confirmation: Once the price starts moving upwards from the second low and breaks through a certain resistance level (often a "neckline" drawn through the highs between the two lows), it confirms the pattern's completion. This breakout is seen as a bullish signal, suggesting a potential trend reversal. Traders and analysts often use the depth between the lowest point of the pattern and the neckline to estimate a potential price target for the subsequent uptrend. However, it's important to note that not all double bottom patterns result in successful reversals. Like any technical analysis pattern, false signals can occur, and it's advisable to use additional indicators and analysis to confirm the pattern's validity. As with any trading or investment strategy, it's crucial to combine technical analysis with fundamental analysis and risk management to make well-informed decisions. Note: This chart analysis is only for reference purpose. This is not buying or selling recommendations. I am not SEBI registered. Please consult your financial advisor before taking any trade.
NSE:GENCON
by hardeepssethi
BTCUSD | D TF | ANALYSIS elliott wave.Time for a retracement? in this snapshot, btc completed 5th impulsive wave now its time for corrective wave. am expecting 25k. Elliott Wave Theory: What It Is and How to Use It What Is the Elliott Wave Theory? The Elliott Wave Theory in technical analysis describes price movements in the financial market. Developed by Ralph Nelson Elliott, it observes recurring fractal wave patterns identified in stock price movements and consumer behaviour. Investors who profit from a market trend are described as riding a wave. How Elliott Waves Work, Some technical analysts profit from wave patterns in the stock market using the Elliott Wave Theory. The theory assumes that stock price movements can be predicted because they move in repeating up-and-down patterns called waves created by investor psychology or sentiment. The theory is subjective and identifies two different types of waves: motive or impulse waves, and corrective waves. Wave analysis does not equate to a template to follow instructions. Wave analysis offers insights into trend dynamics and helps investors understand price movements. Impulse and corrective waves are nested in a self-similar fractal to create larger patterns. For example, a one-year chart may be in the midst of a corrective wave, but a 30-day chart may show a developing impulse wave. A trader with this Elliott wave interpretation may have a long-term bearish outlook with a short-term bullish view. Impulse Waves Impulse waves consist of five sub-waves that make net movement in the same direction as the trend of the next-largest degree. This pattern is the most common motive wave and the easiest to spot in a market. It consists of five sub-waves, three of which are motive waves. Two are corrective waves. Elliott Wave Theory Image by Julie Bang © Investopedia 2020 Labelled as a 5-3-5-3-5 structure: Wave 2 cannot retrace more than 100% of the first wave The third wave can never be the shortest of waves 1, 3, and 5 Wave 4 can't go beyond the third wave at any time If one rule is violated, the structure is not an impulse wave. The trader would need to re-label the suspected impulse wave. Corrective Waves Corrective waves, called diagonal waves, consist of three, or a combination of three sub-waves that make net movement in the direction opposite to the trend of the next-largest degree. Its goal is to move the market in the direction of the trend. The corrective wave consists of 5 sub-waves. The diagonal looks like either an expanding or contracting wedge. The sub-waves of the diagonal may not have a count of five, depending on what type of diagonal is being observed. Each sub-wave of the diagonal never fully retraces the previous sub-wave, and sub-wave 3 of the diagonal may not be the shortest wave. Elliot Wave Theory vs. Other Indicators Elliott recognized that the Fibonacci sequence denotes the number of waves in impulses and corrections. Wave relationships in price and time also commonly exhibit Fibonacci ratios, such as 38% and 62%. For example, a corrective wave may have a retrace of 38% of the preceding impulse. 1 Elliott Wave Oscillator Chart Elliott Wave Oscillator Chart. Other analysts have developed indicators inspired by the Elliott Wave principle, including the Elliott Wave Oscillator Chart. The oscillator provides a computerized method of predicting future price direction based on the difference between a five-period and a 34-period moving average. Elliott Wave International’s artificial intelligence system, EWAVES, applies all Elliott wave rules and guidelines to data to generate automated Elliott wave analysis. 2 What Is the Elliott Wave Theory? In technical analysis, the Elliott Wave theory looks at long-term trends in price patterns and how they correspond with investor psychology. These price patterns or ‘waves’ depend on rules developed by Ralph Nelson Elliott in the 1930s. They identify and predict wave patterns within stock markets and help predict future movement. 1 How Do Elliott Waves Work? There are different waves, or price formations, from which investors can glean insight. Impulse waves include an upward or downward trend that carries five sub-waves that may last hours or even decades. They possess three rules: the second wave cannot retrace more than 100% of the first wave; the third wave can never be the shortest of waves one, three, and five; wave four cannot ever surpass the third wave. There are also corrective waves, which fall in patterns of three. How Do You Trade Using Elliott Wave Theory? If a trader sees a stock moving on an upward trend on an impulse wave, they may go long on the stock until it completes its fifth wave. Anticipating a reversal, the trader may then go short on the stock. Underlying this trading theory is the idea that fractal patterns recur in financial markets. In mathematics, fractal patterns repeat themselves on an infinite scale. The Bottom Line The Elliott Wave Theory was developed by Ralph Nelson Elliott. It provides a technical analysis of price patterns related to changes in investor sentiment and psychology. The theory identifies impulse waves that establish a pattern and corrective waves that oppose the larger trend. It assumes that stock price movements can be predicted because they move in repeating up-and-down patterns. Correction—May 5, 2023: This article has been amended to state that the third impulse wave can never be the shortest of waves one, three, and five.
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by fzxzz
Long- Nifty Infra Broadening Wedge FormationNifty Infra: The Index was consolidating from April' 09 - Feb' 21 within a channel of 2164-3729 as upper and lower bounds respectively. After Feb'21 the index broke out from it's 12 year consolidation and had a steep surge to 5381 levels as 42.54% gain within a year on monthly charts. Since January 2022, the index has been forming a Broadening Wedge Pattern in an uptrend and is near its crucial resistance of 5173 where it has faced some supply pressure. The readings from indicators and Trendline support and resistance levels shows that index may breakout from from the upper bound of 5100 on trendline where it has faced selling pressures since 8 months now and the rally may take this index to 6046 levels within a year with a 20+% gain. The trend looks strong but keeping in mind any headwinds if supply side pressure continues in next month the index will again return to it's movement in the broadening wedge with 4200-5100 as upper and lower bounds respectively. //For Research and Educational Purpose only
NSE:CNXINFRALong
by chandakpulkit
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As 'Above' so 'Below' - the harmony of natureIn this real world, there is various philosophy that tries to explain the "As above, so below" harmony is the great law of nature but none can prove this law hence it's still a hypothesis. The law of nature works on everything and the stock market is not untouched by nature. I am not here to give a lecture on this law of nature but to prove how this harmony of nature is preserved in the stock market and to share my research work on 'Stock-et' science which is equally difficult as 'Rocket' science. Many of you have heard of these famous patterns:- 'Head and Shoulder' 'Cup and Handle' 'Rounding Top/Bottom' 'Flag/Pennant' 'Double Top/Bottom' Do you all observe some correlation among them? They all are candlestick patterns that either decide reversal or continuation, if this was your observation then probably you are correct but I wasn't indicating this. Let me explain to you what kind of relationship I was talking about. How do we estimate the target of these patterns? To the target level, we first measure the depth of the pattern i.e. how deep it's below the breakout level. As its depth is below so will the height above. Now, I think you all can draw how this law of nature is respected here in the candlestick pattern or more precisely in the stock market. Let’s have an example to be more sound:- The above chart describes how the CUP pattern works following this law of nature. The stock after the breakout rallied non-stop to attain the e height of +94% which was the depth of the cup pattern. After attaining the target or say 'equilibrium' stock witnessed a jerk, not before that. This proves how the market preserves "As above, so below" harmony, the great law of nature. Still not convinced then look to another example, This is the vice-versa of the previously explained example, here stock attains the depth of -17% i.e. ' equilibrium' after forming a Head and Shoulder pattern with a height of shoulder +17%. This proves how the market preserves "As below, so above" harmony, the great law of nature. Now let's look at this concept with different dimensions i.e. dimensions of mathematics, physics, and chemistry. Don’t be afraid I'm not going to talk about 'rocket' science but 'stock-et' science. [list [ In math, we all have read negative and positive cancels out i.e. (-3+3=0) same in candlestick patterns if the stock has a pattern depth of then the pattern target would be +30% to attain '0' or say 'equilibrium'. In physics, we all have read that negative charges neutralize the positive charge to attain 'equilibrium' same in the stock market. In chemistry, we all have read that all chemical changes occur in nature to attain 'equilibrium' i.e. two elements share their electrons to attain 'stability' (H2O, here two hydrogen molecules share their 1 electron with 6 electrons of oxygen to attain equilibrium) this same happens in markets all market movements occur to attain 'stability'. Generally, people have fantasies about 'Rocket' science but we traders have fantasies about 'Stock-et' science. Please drop comments on whether you have a fantasy for any of the above science. Also, let me know how many of you believe that the stock market doesn't work on speculation but has its science let's call it 'Stock-et' science.
NSE:NIFTYEducation
by Chaser30
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Elliotical Approach to US30 Short.Hello Traders! 1. The US30 market is on the verge of completing its 2nd wave of Wave C of the complex correction as originally published in a prior idea (link attached). 2. We see an ending diagonal forming in the 1hr tf at the moment. 3. Also, wave 4 often divides an impulse into harmonic ratios. There can be that possibility with the division of 61.8% and 38.2% (total 100%). We take this possibility into picture because we also have the retracement level of 78.6% of wave 1 at almost the same level. 4. What is an invalidation level ? It is the level at which are analysis will have been wronged. So, in this case, if US30 market goes above 34950, our analysis will be wronged and we will have to look for a new picture. That's how accurate Elliot Wave Theory is! 5. Clearer targets will be available when we have a clear impulse down. Do use proper risk management. Happy Trading! Profits, Market's Mechanic.
OANDA:US30USDShort
by UnknownUnicorn27677748
My Approach to USDJPY Long.Hello Traders! 1. I see a potential head and shoulder on the USDJPY chart. 2. It's still a pattern in the making and hence makes it a bit of a risky trade but definitely worth a shot as the market stands on a major support on the daily TF and has been consolidating in the region for quite some time now. 3. Also, as per my trade, we are entering at the very low of the zone, thus reducing our risk significantly . Do use proper risk management. Happy Trading! Profits, Market's Mechanic.
Long
by UnknownUnicorn27677748