TBT Going up on a Wave 5?

Written by Doug
July 13th, 2009at 9:49 pm

Today I purchased some August 48 calls on TBT based on this chart of mine (up about 13% in one day). I like that it appears to be at the bottom of a channel.

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Additionally, it seems like it TBT is set up for a Wave 5 up. But I must warn you, I am an Elliott wave noob! I know there are more experienced Elliott wave users here, so if you have the time, I would enjoy a critique of this chart.

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5 Responses to “TBT Going up on a Wave 5?”

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  1. MrTrader MrTrader says:

    Well done – I just did an updated post on TBT (7/20/09) and it looks like although the EW outlook may have not been ideal, you chose an excellent support zone for at least a quick bounce

  2. Doug Doug says:

    I sold those calls once they gained 50%. Booyah!

  3. Doug Doug says:

    Thanks, looks like I have some more learning to do!

  4. Katzo7 Katzo7 says:

    Hi Doug,
    Looks like what you have is a big ABC there, the A where your I is, the B where your II is, and the C where your III is. EW ABCs represent a changes in direction, not necessarily bad for your position but note your MAs are crossing. I added a chart.Note the EW count and that the trend line has been pierced, not good IMO. But again, this is a WEEK chart so therefore the price can really range. I did not put a trend line on the right hand side, but visualize one there. Very telling. Keep a close eye on this one and good luck with your position.

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  5. MrTrader MrTrader says:

    w2 never retraces more than 100% of W1

    w3 is never the shortest wave

    w4 never enters the price territory of w1

    It looks like the price action violates the w4/w1 rule – invalidating the count you have on the chart. I made this noob EW faux-pa many times in my first few EW attempts.

    Hope this helps

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