a cascade is like from mid october into november. cascades are great, but the buying patterns were a bit iffy ... i mean, that was a beautiful falling star the first day of november, after which it dipped, and though it recovered, it only recovered momentarily. a different kind of flying green bar, of a type we could pay attention to, followed a red bar green bar wedge (notably), and it was followed by a flying red bar, and then a jump, but the jump was, again, transitory. there followed another cascade, middle of november, and, after a bit, a solid rally, so a rule could be "two cascades side by side is a buy." maybe we can test that.
an entire complex of flying bars and heels ensued, culminating in ... well, first, early in december, a heel, green, fat, and next to it a flying red bar, so, green red, wedge, and a short real body, and since then it has been all up ... but then, later in december, a flying red bar next to a proud little green bar, up near the boundary of a flag and a fairly intricate head and shoulders, and after that it was entirely up.
and what about the short fat green shooting star at the top of a big green bar, right after that little red flying bar, mid late december, and all up from there? and what about the three bar wedge, red green red, end of January, in a heel and toe flag? it dipped the next morning, and then it's been all up from there. currently it's setting up for another rally, but the thing to do is wait for a really good signal, probably.
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