lemre
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So I was right about $ASTS… Both harmonics were good. Jackie’s Gartley printed to the 200 EMA & SMA’s , which, I forgot to mention in the article, was my pivot point. Forgive me, I was typing the article up at 4am Monday morning. As I forgot to mention the pivot point which would’ve led up to advising that this was also a good spread opportunity. Or simply flip when it hit the 200 MA’s before a rejection. Thats a 1 button operation on Think Or Swim Desktop. It’s called the “Reverse” function. Fancy, I know. But what it does is, it flattens your current position which triggers another order automatically, that buys the exact opposite be of what you have. This is more ideal with shares but it can be done with options. You would just get a market order fill, which is fine for heavily traded stocks & ETF’s. It pivoted perfectly at the 200 SMA / EMAs, went across and bounced back down below them. And now it’s looking to fill that Butterfly. Or build a Deep Butterfly, which is exactly what it sounds like, just deeper. 🍆 Looking at ~59-57 for Reg Butterfly. Maybe slightly deeper 😉. Small chance it does this blue harmonics which is an ALT-Bat. The reasons I’m saying this are, 1) the Harmonic fits nicely, and the numbers are clean, 2) that would be a test of the Upper Bollinger Band, & 3) Elliot Wave theory is based on a 5 wave move concept, and this has only done 4 clearly visible waves. Sometimes though it’s hard to see that 1st and it blends in with wave 3, leaving wave 2 hidden. $SPY does this a lot. So you will end up with 3 clearly visible waves and then rejection of that move. #DsquadFinancial




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