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Re: compgeek post# 2510

Tuesday, 02/15/2011 3:36:29 PM

Tuesday, February 15, 2011 3:36:29 PM

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CPOW has a classic textbook head-and-shoulders formation. It is not just a spike and pullback.

CPOW's head-and-shoulders is after it's spike-and-pullback. It could be used as the definitive head-and-shoulders. It's about the most well-formed one I've ever seen.

Maybe you should try looking at charts in linear scale? You can't really see the patterns in logarithmic scale. Myself, I don't see why anyone would use logarithmic scale.
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