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    Posted by steve on 17th of Mar 2011 at 10:03 am

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    Simply put an overlap would negate an impulse up off yesterday's lows implying that the move up is corrective. It could be part of a complex correction but the failure to see an impulse would argue for another move down once complete.

    on Steve's chart, where he

    Posted by matt on 17th of Mar 2011 at 10:10 am

    on Steve's chart, where he shows the overlap at 1267, what he means by that is that if the price goes below there it negates an impulse move up.  Otherwise if it doesn't then could be starting a stronger move up possible with a wave C low already in place.  

    anyway it's early yet so we'll let things unfold.  

    on Steve's chart, when he shows the overlap at 1267

    Posted by bag4 on 17th of Mar 2011 at 10:39 am

    You must have been a teacher in this life or another. Excellent explanation. Really do appreciate when you explain what is transpiring, and that you do it constantly. Thanks

    Your welcome bag4 - just

    Posted by steve on 17th of Mar 2011 at 10:42 am

    Your welcome bag4 - just remember that these are simple guidelines for mapping only. Use your triggers (ie trendline breaks, reversal candles, etc.) for trading in accordance with the time frame your are comfortable trading.

    Steve, can you put your thought into this chart?

    Posted by klatuu on 17th of Mar 2011 at 10:07 am

    Are you implying (with 'overlap') we've moved into a Bullish formation, possibly negating further down side?

    Reply

    Posted by steve on 17th of Mar 2011 at 10:25 am

    klatuu - The answer to your question is NO. I was simply showing where the move off yesterday's low's would overlap. 

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