Market Watch Weekly – Continuation Pattern Could See All Ords fall to 3800
By Dave McLachlan
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UPDATE:
A close below 4400 on the All Ords this week would signal a short term down trend that could go to 3800, according to trend line and continuation pattern theory.
We had previously thought that this prediction – also based on Elliott Wave theory – would not come true, but the market is about to give it a second shot!Â
Check out the Video below for all the good stuff - but most of all have fun and enjoy!
Also this week, head and shoulders patterns are forming on the FTSE and Dow Jones – usually a market topping pattern, however there is a LOT of support at 10000 for the Dow and 5000 for the FTSE. Someone or something is keeping the market above this level – and if if breaks by too much there could be a significant snow ball effect as stops and margin calls get triggered.
Not to mention guys – September is statistically the weakest month in the share market – it is where the carnage last year started (ending in March). Most people think October is the weakest month – while 2 major crashes have occurred there, September statistically remains the weakest.
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Happy trending,
Dave

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August 21, 2010
Tags: all ords, ASX, asx chart, asx trend, continuation pattern, dow jones, FTSE, hang seng, head and shoulders, support, trend line Posted in: Market Watch Weekly



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