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Sunday, 04/11/2010 9:30:59 PM

Sunday, April 11, 2010 9:30:59 PM

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Wanted to post a couple of charts showing what I was talking about last Thursday when I stated that I had about a .0095 price level from a previous wedge. I’m showing first a couple of good examples of a combination of different triangles and wedges showing how they can differ in size, shape, time, etc and not always the perfect Google example or easily read matching volume correlations. These current stocks are ones that I have traded up or down on the bigger boards periodically but I’m making no recommendations good or bad, I am not in them at this time (may or may not change in a moment depending on my mood), and are using them only for current representation of triangle and wedge patterns and no other technical or fundamental analysis.

These are not drawn by me or by opinion, but by a program based on parameters and criteria calculated from thousands of numbers and past examples and the lines are put there automatically on the charts by the computer and program when certain numbers or the pps has met certain parameters or limits pertaining to each particular example of a wedge or triangle with a flag or two mixed in. Its only my computer, but next I will post my BEHL chart with my interpretation and my lines of recent and possible projections.

First on from left to right are a bullish rising wedge, ascending triangle, symmetrical triangle, falling wedge, and last to the right is another ascending triangle in which is not confirmed with a breakout as of yet.




Next we have again all bullish from left to right are a flag and then a falling wedge both within a symmetrical triangle, then another flag. At the far right, a real interesting combination has been formed with a program triggered triangle signaling a reverse inside a falling wedge with a rising wedge extending out of that and including a upward channel joining the falling and rising wedge. The last rising wedge has not been confirmed with a breakout as of yet. Remember all of these lines are created or drawn by the program with no keystrokes or mouse movement from me, but has shown to be pretty accurate in the reactions of pps.