If you understand the mechanics of the Medianlines aka Pitchfork, then you understand the projected movement of the markets.
Whatever you measure with them, the same principal applies.
In the prior analysis, the framework of the Medianlines pointed us in the right direction.
Now it's time to reassess this product.
The 0 to 5 Count:
It's often a good indication when the last sprint happens. After P5, the count starts again from 0, up to 5 again. Here we see that the P5 was reached and we get the bounce, down to the Center-Line aka Medianline, where it finds support.
Could it move upward again? Absolutely, even if it where just for a pullback and the a further continuation to the downside. In fact, I even expect it to bounce up to the red resistance zone.
This would mark P2 before a harder drop down to P3, cracking the Centerline.
Most often after the Centerline is breached, we see a test/retest to it. (P3-P4), an exhaustion of the buyers and then the final hit on the head with a target at P5. In between P4 and P5, there's also the 1/4 line, where we often see a sudo-support. But it's not often that price starts to turn again and negating P5. It's mostly just a try, before the last drop to P5.
So there you have my coffee-ground reading.
Always remember, that even with such an accurate TA-Framework, we only shall trade what we see.
Many thanks to the loyal followers and all likes and sharing. I always love your feedback and constructive criticism. §8-)
Whatever you measure with them, the same principal applies.
In the prior analysis, the framework of the Medianlines pointed us in the right direction.
Now it's time to reassess this product.
The 0 to 5 Count:
It's often a good indication when the last sprint happens. After P5, the count starts again from 0, up to 5 again. Here we see that the P5 was reached and we get the bounce, down to the Center-Line aka Medianline, where it finds support.
Could it move upward again? Absolutely, even if it where just for a pullback and the a further continuation to the downside. In fact, I even expect it to bounce up to the red resistance zone.
This would mark P2 before a harder drop down to P3, cracking the Centerline.
Most often after the Centerline is breached, we see a test/retest to it. (P3-P4), an exhaustion of the buyers and then the final hit on the head with a target at P5. In between P4 and P5, there's also the 1/4 line, where we often see a sudo-support. But it's not often that price starts to turn again and negating P5. It's mostly just a try, before the last drop to P5.
So there you have my coffee-ground reading.
Always remember, that even with such an accurate TA-Framework, we only shall trade what we see.
Many thanks to the loyal followers and all likes and sharing. I always love your feedback and constructive criticism. §8-)
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