Determining The Trend Of The Market By The Daily Vertical Chart – 7M
Todd Butterfield April 19, 2022
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Question 1 of 14
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The most important thing to know about the market is?
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To operate in harmony with the trend, a study of the vertical line chart of an average like the Wyckoff Wave should be the starting point of all our deductions.
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A selling climax usually experiences an abnormal increase in volume and a rapid advance in price off the low?
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The behavior of the market on secondary reactions are not important in the study of market action?
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Once you know the trend of the general market, you then need to zero in on the Group Averages, and or your Position Sheet.
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Selling climax, automatic rally, and secondary test is a normal market sequence.
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An oversold condition is caused by a rapid accelerated level of buying.
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Poor quality of demand, good quality of supply, and increased volume could be a buying climax.
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A series of previous lows at the same general level is a level of resistance.
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All stocks are expected to move in direct relationship to a market index at all times.
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A technical rally follows an exhaustion of supply.
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A buying climax is caused by panicky selling.
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A decrease in volume is characteristic of a selling climax.
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Question 14 of 14
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A decrease in volume is characteristic of a secondary test.
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