Tilted horizontal line SPX

    Posted by varmercur on 14th of Mar 2018 at 02:21 pm

    Hi Matt & Steve!

    There's an interesting tilted horizontal line in the 15 min SPX chart that seems to be important to the price. Do you have any theories on what that might represent? I haven't noticed to many of those before. It starts at roughly 2768 in mid Feb, and is currently around 2745. 

    The ABC wave count is hypothetical. Looks like a possible cup'n'handle since early Feb.

    Chart

    thx for sharing your chart

    Posted by matt on 14th of Mar 2018 at 02:35 pm

    thx for sharing your chart and I compliment you on your use of symmetry!  Otherwise yes the trendline you have there is a potential support. 

    Thanks Matt! Do you have

    Posted by varmercur on 14th of Mar 2018 at 02:58 pm

    Thanks Matt! Do you have any theory on what that horizontal line represents in a theory framework - or let's say just pragmatic thinking?

    not sure what line you

    Posted by matt on 14th of Mar 2018 at 03:05 pm

    not sure what line you are referring to, I see a horizontal line at the 61.8 Fib on your chart, but otherwise I'm not sure what you are referring to.  

    I updated the chart and

    Posted by varmercur on 14th of Mar 2018 at 03:12 pm

    I updated the chart and colored the line I'm referring to with pink color. You can see how price is attracted towards it again and again - but in three instances it's like it bounces of it's invisible "magnetic shield" or something. As the line is descending from above and not based on historical prices above - I struggle to find a plausible reason for it's apparent significance. 

    IDK man, it's hard to

    Posted by matt on 14th of Mar 2018 at 03:34 pm

    IDK man, it's hard to say, I suppose it's valid, I extend trendlines out all the time, anyway I will be leaving shortly and have to focus here

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