V. 20:5 (97-101): Working Money: Trendlines And Consolidations by Dennis D. Peterson
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Working Money: Trendlines And Consolidations by Dennis D. Peterson
Here’s a technique that produces more accurate
trendlines.
Drawing trendlines correctly is more
challenging than many traders realize. The
rule is that the more peaks and valleys you
connect with a straight line, the more valid
the line is in defining a trend. But simply
connecting a set of the more prominent peaks or valleys can cause you to miss consolidations, since
the smaller peaks and valleys that are skipped over could be
defining a consolidation pattern. Consolidation patterns are
important because they can be used to gauge how much
farther an equity will move.
When an equity is traded it is in an uptrend, a downtrend,
or moving sideways. There are two types of sideways
movements. One is what might be called an accumulation
phase, which is a series of daily price changes that vary less
than 5%. If the price was $50, then price would vary no more
than $2.50 for several weeks.
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