Chương 4 — Hình minh họa

Figure 4.1 — Late Acceleration Can Be Exhaustion

Figure 4.2 — Spike Up but Channel Down

Figure 4.3 — Spike Up and Down in One Bar

Figure 4.4 — After a Climax, the Channel Direction Can Be Unclear for a While

Figure 4.5 — Opposite Trend Bars Create a Climactic Reversal

Figure 4.6 — V Tops and Bottoms Are Rare

Figure 4.7 — V Bottoms Are Rare but Strong

Figure 4.8 — Spike Pullbacks Are More Common Than Spike Reversals

Figure 4.9 — Spike Pullbacks Usually Don't Get Tested

Figure 4.10 — Test of a Bull Spike

Figure 4.11 — Inverted V Top

Figure 4.12 — Climactic Reversal with More Reasons to Reverse

Figure 4.13 — Don't Buy Tests of a Bear Trend Channel Line

Figure 4.14 — Increased Slope Usually Means Climactic Emotion

Figure 4.15 — Reversals Need Momentum

Figure 4.16 — Too Many Trend Channel Lines

Figure 4.17 — Volume at Reversals Is Not Particularly Helpful