Point and Figure Flashcards

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Vertical Count (3-Box Reversal)

A
  1. Vertical count begins from established support or resistance
  • First column of X’s after major low (long column of O’s)
  • or Second column of X’s after major low if first column was short (3-5 boxes)
  • or Column of X’s after mini-bottom (a double bottom sell)
  • or Column of X’s that creates significant breakout
  1. Count the number of boxes in the support (XXX) column
  2. Add the # of boxes X reversal X box size to the lowest O of the column to the left of the count column.
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2
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Stop Loss on Vertical Count (3-box reversal)
Same for Horizontal Count

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SL = the point where a new sell signal appears. This is a new low below the price that established support.

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Horizontal Count (3-Box Reversal)

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  1. Count # of columns between 0 that started the pattern and the X that broke out.
  2. Multiply count by box size and reversal and add to the base (lowest point) of the consolidation.
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4
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Does Horizontal Count Validate Vertical Count?

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  • If horizontal count is larger than vertical then the vertical count is validated and should be the initial estimate.
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5
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Trendline break validity

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  1. Price must close above (below) the trendline - not on the trendline drawn through the box.
  2. Both the start and finish of the box must be above/below the trendline.
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6
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4 Methods for establishing horizontal counts (1-box reversals)

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  1. Find row with the most activity = width of the pattern = anchor point for projections
  2. Cound the width of all rows in pattern / number of rows = width of pattern = anchor width calculation to the middle row.
  3. Count number of columns between and including the “walls” of the pattern starting with the beginning of the right-hand wall = width = attach width calculation to the base of the exit column / method 3 and 1 often line up
  4. Count the width of the pattern at the breakout or catapult point. If there are walls, it will be the width between and including the walls. = Anchor width calculation to the breakout box.
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7
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3-box Reversal Double Tops

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Double Top

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