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Re: Rasica post# 30529

Tuesday, 04/17/2007 11:01:43 AM

Tuesday, April 17, 2007 11:01:43 AM

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Ras, something like this:
"A bullish signal is given when the Accumulation/Distribution Line forms a positive divergence. Be wary of weak positive divergences that fail to make higher reaction highs or those that are relatively young. The main issue is to identify the general trend of the Accumulation/Distribution Line. A two-week positive divergence may be a bit suspect. However, a multi-month positive divergence deserves SERIOUS attention.

..alas missing chart...


On the chart for Alcoa, Inc. (AA), the Accumulation/Distribution Line formed a huge positive divergence that was over 4 months in the making. Even though the stock fell from above 35 to below 30, the Accumulation/Distribution Line continued on a relentless march north. If one did not know better, it would seem that the two plots did not belong together. However, the stock finally caught up with the Accumulation/Distribution Line when it broke resistance in November."