Triangles Offer Traders Important Forecasting Information
InvestorEducation / Learn to Trade Apr 10, 2014 - 02:24 PM GMTBy: EWI
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Jeffrey also discusses corrective patterns, including the triangle formation. Here's an edited excerpt:
Triangles are probably the easiest corrective wave pattern to identify, because prices simply trade sideways during these periods. [The graphic below] shows the different shapes triangles can take.
Triangles offer an important piece of forecasting information -- they only occur just prior to the final wave of a sequence. This is why triangles are strictly limited to the wave four, B or X positions. In other words, if you run into a triangle, you know the train is coming into the station.
Jeffrey goes on to provide three real-world examples of the triangle price pattern. Here's one of them with his accompanying commentary.
[The chart above] shows a slight variation of a contracting triangle, called a running triangle. A running triangle occurs when wave B makes a new extreme beyond the origin of wave A. This type of corrective wave pattern occurs frequently in commodities.
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