Showing posts with label Impala. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Impala. Show all posts

Thursday, 13 February 2020

JSE, Impala, IMP (Updated)

Update 21st Feb:
From the daily chart Impala saw an extended correction Cycle before commencing with Primary wave [1] where it has been busy for the past 18 months.


The hourly chart shows that Intermediate wave (5) has probably ended Primary wave [1] suddenly and with some volatility at approx 80% of the price action of Intermediate wave (1). Primary wave [2] is thereby seen as being underway with a typical target of (4) which can easily be exceeded to the downside in the current climate of increasing uncertainty.





From 18th Feb:
The mirror image of the fractals has evidently presented itself so to complete Minor wave 3.of Intermediate wave (5) of Primary wave [3]. 



From 13th Feb:
Impala completed Intermediate wave (4) and it is therefor to be expected that it now negotiates Minor wave 3 of Intermediate wave (5) for the conclusion of Primary wave [1].




Monday, 27 January 2020

JSE, Impala, IMP

JSE, Impala completes Intermediate wave (4) 



Thursday, 16 January 2020

JSE, Impala (IMP)

Impala gives good indications for being now into the commence of Intermediate wave (4).
The corrective waves are often erratic and unpredictable. 




Wednesday, 28 August 2019

JSE, Impala, IMP

This weekly chart of Impala indicates that the orchestra will be taking a break from repeatedly playing the final movement of the Resurrection Symphony. 



Symphony #2, Gustav Mahler, Final Movement





Wednesday, 3 July 2019

JSE, Impala, IMP w/ Indicators

Impala chart with lots of indicators that should confuse you. In this case you get to see the complete thing as it appears on the screen when concocting the mess at Investing.com
Now you can see the identifier for the indicator and the user settings fwiw.
I find the time spent to produce such an array of indicators is seldom of any added value. 
In general, once the mystery is gone, there is very little left to keep my attention for very long.
I have the analogy of  The Who, Quadrophenia album cover, lots of mirrors on the handlebars.