Definition: The Bump and Run is a reversal pattern that forms after excessive speculation drives prices up too far, too fast.
The first phase is a uniform bullish trend with a trend line slope of 30 to 45 degree, then a period of excessive bullishness with a trend line slop of 50+ degrees, and finally the Run phase which is a period of sell-off.
I am looking for an major reversal in the u.s. indices, and especially the biotech, targeting the main lead in trend line.
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Technician
The first phase is a uniform bullish trend with a trend line slope of 30 to 45 degree, then a period of excessive bullishness with a trend line slop of 50+ degrees, and finally the Run phase which is a period of sell-off.
I am looking for an major reversal in the u.s. indices, and especially the biotech, targeting the main lead in trend line.
Good luck , join me at twitter.com/thefxchannel
Also at my Facebook page www.thefxchannel.com
My best regards,
Technician