Thank you! What drew me to this level was the identical declines in the past several months. The premise of symmetry is the same as a "measured move", except it exist everywhere not just in certain patterns, such as the poles of a bull flag. For example, if stock XYZ has been in a steady one year uptrend and has had two past declines both equal to $5 (roughly, not exact to a penny) then I could use those two symmetric declines to project from future swing highs in order to "forecast" a possible low point. The more symmetric swings, the better. I hope this helps, but please feel free to checkout some of my other charts as well.
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Hi, thanks for posting. I'm new to doing analysis on charts and I'm a little confused on what you mean by "purple lines are projections of prior down moves onto the most recent high." Could you explain how you calculated these numbers please?