I have noticed since the last Nasdaq Crash 2020 that past patterns can play out I have also noticed it is often the closest similar pattern to the right of the chart.
On the previous past pattern for the Nasdaq, it followed the climb very closely u can go back and see should you care too it even nailed a significant drop on the exact day.
Which would suggest Trading algorithms are trained on past data and they simply go right given what happened last time this happened what should we do.
Even this last pattern on this last drop on Tuesday showed we could expect a drop and it did, I drag the pattern along as the trade plays out to form fit it a bit better as it develops as long as u keep the same level that is fine it will never be exact but u can still see the same structures forming.
Look at the pattern formed since i pasted this similar pattern from the right of the chart just hours ago.
Also Panda Forecasts nailed the sell-off too.
Which was nothing more than Take profit mostly by Algo's it is prudent to take profit at the tops a Double tops at that and it was the Open of the NY Session that sparked the last ll the stop orders then it becomes a capitulation until further support is found which co incided with the NZ open they saw the opportunity and started buying again.
Every dip is now simply a chance a gift to buy it is the safest place to buy breakouts are not as safe it will drop against u most probably but we are thinking long term 500 years
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