EDIT: The publishing distorted the trend angles... look below at the picture I was trying to show.
When using the bottom candle as a guide, notice the bear avg trend line is symmetrically right along the bottom of the bull trend line. The angle of the bull bottom tips point to a location on the bottom candle. Our current meandering is waving like a flag that is now unraveling indicating a change in course soon. We're on top of a thick, 4hr Ichimoku cloud. The Fibonacci time scale show each price movement, save two near the top. We're way past the last two historical bottom trend points (in the dark blue line), yet almost near the mean bottom trend line. The only other bottom trend line is way down south near 200... where no one really wants to go.
Does this point to a minor upward spike on the 24th?
(I would zoom in but the angle lines don't react well to change in scale.)
When using the bottom candle as a guide, notice the bear avg trend line is symmetrically right along the bottom of the bull trend line. The angle of the bull bottom tips point to a location on the bottom candle. Our current meandering is waving like a flag that is now unraveling indicating a change in course soon. We're on top of a thick, 4hr Ichimoku cloud. The Fibonacci time scale show each price movement, save two near the top. We're way past the last two historical bottom trend points (in the dark blue line), yet almost near the mean bottom trend line. The only other bottom trend line is way down south near 200... where no one really wants to go.
Does this point to a minor upward spike on the 24th?
(I would zoom in but the angle lines don't react well to change in scale.)