I'm looking at the MS picture, and it looks like a giant head and shoulders with an upward sloping neckline. the left should being wear the symmetrical triangle in purple is, the right where the bearish rising wedge is, making the head a nested head and shoulders, if my terminology is correct... based on your chart and a piece of paper as a trend line, a break of 26.5 would put 21 or so in play.
but then i look at today's chart and the neckline didn't seem to provide much support or resistance.
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I'm looking at the MS picture, and it looks like a giant head and shoulders with an upward sloping neckline. the left should being wear the symmetrical triangle in purple is, the right where the bearish rising wedge is, making the head a nested head and shoulders, if my terminology is correct...
based on your chart and a piece of paper as a trend line, a break of 26.5 would put 21 or so in play.
but then i look at today's chart and the neckline didn't seem to provide much support or resistance.
Kevin,
Fine job on your analysis. We'll like at it this morning.
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