Wednesday, February 27, 2013

PATTERNS DON'T ALWAYS REPEAT THEMSELVES

It is important to remember that patterns don't always repeat themselves in the exact way that they first occurred. That being said, here is a pattern that we spotted on the ALSI (Tradable Top 40 Index). 

Example 1 in this case is from March 2011 and shows what the price action was at the onset of the previous market correction phase. It was about a 5% drop, followed by a bounce back up and finally (what took a few months) a 14% correction. 

Example 2 simply shows that the same pattern is emerging. Will it repeat itself in the same way it happened in 2011? Only time will tell.

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