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From: | "Peter" <pmaiden@xtra.co.nz> |
Date: | Mon, 25 Jun 2001 21:25:23 +1200 |
Snoopy says - Actually I think Phaedrus could
have drawn the trend line in several places on that graph. He chose
to draw it going through the peaks, but the same line could have been drawn at
any height on that graph.
By definition a down trend is a series
of lower highs and the trend line is drawn through the highs (peaks). The
current TLS down trend is as clear as one gets, Phaedrus did not choose to put
it where he did to make his story better.
The 3 peaks
at just over 900 was also a clear sign that the market got cold feet at this
stage and didn't want to value TLS any higher. No doubt there would have been
profit taking at this time and probably there were more sellers thanbuyers that
forced the price down. Three attempts to get over 900 and not enough buyers each
time to take the plunge. The three peaks are not an illusion - they represent
the interaction between the buyers and sellers at that
time.
Gerry - are
referring to the infamous Mr Li in Hong Kongand the debt ridden PCCW? That
sounds like a good story.
Jerrold - keep looking at charts. It is amazing what they
do tell some time - but don't forget the fundamentals.
Cheers
Peter
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