FKLI : Long term FKLI chart and how trend lines work
I remember mentioning in a previous post about a long term trend line near 1700. Here it is. This trendline signifies a breakout from the FKLI previous decade high. As you can see we have gone lower than the trend line.
Trend lines are usually set by people who have clout in the market. Sometimes these trades by big players don't pan out and thus the big player has to re-evaluate his position and is praying for the market to come back to his original trend line so he can cut his remaining position at a positive number.
Trend lines are more like guides than hard fast market rules. Sometimes the market does dip below the trend line, but buyers push the market up to its trend line and beyond. Hopefully it turns out this way but of course it all depends. The lower it dips below the trend line, the more of a failure that trend line is. I would be extremely concerned if the market dipped near 1600. That point is a lot further than the big player who pushed the market higher would want.
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I remember mentioning in a previous post about a long term trend line near 1700. Here it is. This trendline signifies a breakout from the FKLI previous decade high. As you can see we have gone lower than the trend line.
Trend lines are usually set by people who have clout in the market. Sometimes these trades by big players don't pan out and thus the big player has to re-evaluate his position and is praying for the market to come back to his original trend line so he can cut his remaining position at a positive number.
Trend lines are more like guides than hard fast market rules. Sometimes the market does dip below the trend line, but buyers push the market up to its trend line and beyond. Hopefully it turns out this way but of course it all depends. The lower it dips below the trend line, the more of a failure that trend line is. I would be extremely concerned if the market dipped near 1600. That point is a lot further than the big player who pushed the market higher would want.
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