Hi karthik,
I saw the chart you have put. Quite a fall today . Ok back to the chart I do not think it is a descending triangle. It looks more like a broadening formation with a flat top which should normally have a upside break as it shows accumulation but then no pattern is a guarantee and a reverse break is even a better opporunity to short as ppl get stuck who took position b4 the pattern is completed. Please correct me if i am wrong.
Rgds
Rahul
I saw the chart you have put. Quite a fall today . Ok back to the chart I do not think it is a descending triangle. It looks more like a broadening formation with a flat top which should normally have a upside break as it shows accumulation but then no pattern is a guarantee and a reverse break is even a better opporunity to short as ppl get stuck who took position b4 the pattern is completed. Please correct me if i am wrong.
Rgds
Rahul
No doubt, it's usually referred as a broadening traingle but odds havily favour besrishness in case of right angled broadening traingle formations irrespective of whether the horizontal line is acting as support or resistence.
In pattern like one shown today, if price penetrates the upper resistence line, the stock will move up but such instances are very rare.
Also, today's fall was classical in the sense that Magee suggests shorting on the top after third reaction point and the fall happened precisely in similar manner.
Best Regards,
--Ashish
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