Weekly with faster time frame Daily charts. Weekly still showing bullish trend in a corrective process. Most are showing 2c criteria, where we can anticipate 2d criteria followed by a re-test of previous supply levels. In which case we look for 3a or 3d criteria on the daily chart (which could take some time).
SPY - Broad channel on the daily. Weekly looks to be going into 2c territory.
QQQ - weekly in the 2c-2d criteria. Daily looking like a bullish wolfe wave with big volume in the "sweet spot". Red line would be the projected target of the wolfe wave. Important concept taking place on the daily charts; very symmetrical "wave" cycles.
IWM - Those $85-$86's are a BIG (all-time high) resistance area. It makes sense to fade off of them if it starts to form a base. The daily is within a simple channel and showing a buy divergence.
DIA - weekly coming in to a support level. The daily has a broadening wedge pattern going for it.
The setups I include on this blog are used in conjunction with the 3/10macd and the criteria I ascribe to it as a way to alert me to an existing condition of price. The key concept to take away from this blog is that I try to anticipate what will happen on the higher time frame by using a faster time frame to trigger the trade setup. I do not trade a "system" I use two indicators to clue me in to price conditions. Please read the Disclaimer located in the sidebar of this site. I can be contacted via email at toddstrade@gmail.com
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Showing posts with label wolfe wave. Show all posts
Showing posts with label wolfe wave. Show all posts
Friday, October 12, 2012
Monday, April 25, 2011
fwiw
Potential Wolfe Wave setup in the SPY.
If you recall; Point 2 (which you can only find after points 1 & 3 have already been formed) does not have to be a long term trend reversal, only a significant swing high or low.
Point 5 marks the trigger "sweet spot" for a short where strong volume would be preferable.
While the red line projects the target.
If you recall; Point 2 (which you can only find after points 1 & 3 have already been formed) does not have to be a long term trend reversal, only a significant swing high or low.
Point 5 marks the trigger "sweet spot" for a short where strong volume would be preferable.
While the red line projects the target.
Tuesday, August 31, 2010
Monday, August 30, 2010
the Obvious
SPY broke down from an ascending wedge
There's a clear range of where the buyers and sellers are lined up
and there's a clear consolidation pattern developing that can resolve quickly (and should resolve quickly and with volatility, as one side will have to cover).
A slightly bigger picture shows the "Death Cross" setup. When a moving average cross happens, typically the first trade in the direction of the crossover is to fade the price pullback. In this case, the 50-MA crossed under the 200-day, price pulled back to the 200-MA then continued to sell-off. It's sketchy down below from here because of the double-bottom potential.
Then, on the weekly, there's this Bullish Wolfe Wave setup taking shape...





Tuesday, August 24, 2010
updated charts
Saturday, August 21, 2010
What also didn't work
Following up on this post HERE
I still contend that the bullish wolfe wave is intact, but anything can happen at this point.
The current lows have a buy divergence going for it on the daily chart. Being that this could be perceived as a double bottom it could contain a tradeable bounce.
Should the bottom give way, this weekly chart shows $35 as a reasonable target for support in the weeks ahead.
I still contend that the bullish wolfe wave is intact, but anything can happen at this point.
The current lows have a buy divergence going for it on the daily chart. Being that this could be perceived as a double bottom it could contain a tradeable bounce.


Thursday, August 19, 2010
TLT update
Bullish Wolfe Wave updated from {here}
The upper median line happens to lie just below the wolfe wave target line


Tuesday, August 17, 2010
RIMM wolfe wave
Bullish wolfe wave in RIMM that has a couple of things going for it;
- Strong Volume
- a gaped-down hammer candle
- a higher low than the previous swing low
Seen in a clearer light, price is at the bottom of a small downward-sloping channel, where we can plainly see symmetrical cycles of similar length (Regular Cycle 9-bars, Inverted Cycle 7-bars, and most recently an Inverted Cycle which is, so far, 8-bars in length).
Further illustrated
The price target for the next Inverted Cycle (should price not take out the current low) would be the top of this current channel, around $54. While the Wolfe Wave target is up towards the gap fill area ($57ish).
- Strong Volume
- a gaped-down hammer candle
- a higher low than the previous swing low


Further illustrated

Friday, August 13, 2010
SPY Wolfe Wave done
Bullish Wolfe Wave failed at resistance
Updated chart of the SPY bullish Wolfe wave that was last posted {here}
Things are getting awfully stretched, which could bode well for the target (red) line being met (+/1 $115-116). Things to watch for imho would be an exhaustion move with large volume before retracing.

Updated chart of the SPY bullish Wolfe wave that was last posted {here}

Monday, July 26, 2010
SPY midpoint
The SPY is exactly half way between the April 2010 highs (give or take a few pennies) and the June 2010 lows (+/- a few pennies), and 0.72% down on the year so far. Amazing that it has taken 45-days from high to low and only 16-days from low to midpoint. While it took 10-days from midpoint to lows.
Possible bearish scenario is the overhead 200-SMA with a bearish Wolfe Wave setting up


Wednesday, July 14, 2010
updated chart
Updated SPY chart from {here}
Amazing how after three pushes to a bottom price touched the pitchfork mid-line on the nose and made a Beeline for the Upper Median Line.

and the bullish Wolfe Wave is still in play!
Amazing how after three pushes to a bottom price touched the pitchfork mid-line on the nose and made a Beeline for the Upper Median Line.

and the bullish Wolfe Wave is still in play!

Tuesday, July 6, 2010
SPY breakdown
Friday, June 25, 2010
GLD wolfe wave
In a sign of strength the GLD bearish wolfe wave seems to have turned around and may break out into the longer term wolfe wave sweet spot. Still very much in play and volume should be the tell.

Wednesday, June 23, 2010
GLD Wolfe Wave
A bearish Wolfe Wave setting up in GLD?? For those who have a hatrEd for obscure patterns of price, a wolfe wave is just a way of highlighting narrowing wedges (3-pushes to a top/bottom), so just stop your hating! These types of narrowing wedges play out in an exhaustion move (bear/bull trap at Wave 5) before moving in the direction of the target (1-4 line).
Most recently we have this setup unfolding
Within the "sweet spot" (#5 point) it would be preferable to see strong volume come in to confirm a bearish suspicion.
On a broader scale however, there is this bearish Wolfe Wave in GLD:
The "sweet spot" terminates above the $130 level, and volume (like that seen around our #3 point in December) would be a guiding factor. In this instance, the target would come in around the $105 mark (which happens to be previous resistance-turned-support).
Of note: the former bearish wolfe wave can come to complete it's target and the latter bearish wolfe wave would still be in play!
{Updated}
Most recently we have this setup unfolding

On a broader scale however, there is this bearish Wolfe Wave in GLD:

Of note: the former bearish wolfe wave can come to complete it's target and the latter bearish wolfe wave would still be in play!
{Updated}

Saturday, June 19, 2010
USO wedge
First a look at USO back to 2009. The $31-$32 level just highlights the major pivot zone that band has represented. The angled lines are multi-pivot parallels (equi-distant from one another) based off of the price behavior throughout 2009 and projected forward.
Recently price bounced within that long-running support pivot (between $31-32) and made a run up to previous support (support-turned-resistance?) on waning volume.
The current wedge also happens to be a bearish wolfe wave (looking for volume to activate the "sweet spot").



Friday, March 19, 2010
Wolfe target
The bearish wolfe wave target for the DIA was achieved today. The gap created on Wednesday held as support.

Thursday, March 18, 2010
nothin goin on
Not much to say...the only observation I have at the moment is a potential bearish Wolfe Wave in the intra-day DIA:
The large volume surge into the #5-point "sweet spot" fits the MO...whatever. The target would only put it to a gap fill left from Tuesday's gap up.

Monday, January 11, 2010
DE wolfe
A Wolfe Wave in DE today lends an example for not putting too much trust in your EPA line (Estimated Price at arrival) when volatility doesn't look as though it will cooperate with what seems like an extreme price projection. When the EPA line is too steep, but the technical pattern is working in your favor, I would prefer to look for other technical levels to shoot for, while watching for signs of failure or exhaustion.

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