IndexConfirmed trendlines, 155
Confluences, 375, 381, 384, 399, 409, 414, 415–417,
- See also Clusters
Consensus Bullish Sentiment Index, 791
Conservation of risk, 886–887
Consolidation-based chart patterns, 107
Consolidations, 103–104, 107, 141, 820–821
Constant volume charts, 199
Constant-range charts, 76–77
Constant-time charts, 73–76
Constant-transaction charts, 78
Constant-volatility charts, 78–79
Constant-volume charts, 77–78
Consumer Confidence Index (CCI), 788, 790
Containment. See Price containment
Contango, 92
Contingent orders, 148
Continuation:
independent of price direction, 280–281
wave degrees and, 278–280
Continuation divergence. See Reverse divergence
Continuation gaps, 166
Continuation patterns, 211, 216–217, 400, 575–578.
See also Chart patterns
Continuation trendlines, 159
Continuation-momentum approach, 13
Continuity of trend action, 135
Continuous contracts, 89
Contract for Difference (CFD), 42
Contrarian behavior, 312, 780–781, 815
Contrarian-reversal approach, 13
Convergence:
bullish vs. bearish, 175–178
interpretations of, 281–282
slope analysis and, 282–285
Corrections, 131
Corrective triangles, 680–682
Corrective Waves, 421–423, 674, 678–682
COT report, 207–208, 343–344, 786–787
Cover, 9
Crossovers, 455
equilibrium, 243–246
signal line, 246
triggering, 764
Cup and handle formation, 537–538
Curve fitting, 917
Cycle amplitude, 132–133, 714
Cycle analysis, 170, 713–731
business cycles, 719
cycle frequency, 451, 715
cycle inversion, 723–724
cycle period, 133–134, 252–253, 715
cycle phase, 715
cycle resonance, 715
dominant wave cycle, 725–726
for forecasting reversals and continuations,
716–718
indicator cycles, 718
integrating candlesticks with, 579
lookback period calculations, 725–726
market cycles, 718–719
and market phases, 122–123
price cycle identification methods, 726–731
principles of, 720–724
reversal trendlines, 716
right translation/left translation, 724
seasonal cycles, 719–720Dalton, James, 667
Dark cloud cover, 549, 560–561
Darvas Box, 13, 469, 489, 854
Data collection and organization, 843–845
bearish indications, 845
bullish indications, 844–845
Data drop-off effect, 254–255
Data periodicity, 449–451
Data series, main vs. supporting, 268
Day orders, 148
Day trading, 826
Death Cross, 455
Demand index, 179
DeMark trendlines, 162–163
Derivatives, 42, 847
Descending triangles, 522–523
Detrended volume, 179
Detrending, 258, 317–319, 452–454, 730–731, 764
Detrending, double, 258, 317–318, 453
Diagonal triangles, 676–678
DiNapoli double repo pattern, 229
Direction, in divergence analysis, 268–272
Directionality of trends, 168–169
Dispersion, 743–745, 746, 750, 853
Displaced moving averages, 436–438, 644, 729
Distribution phase, 55, 102–103
Divergence, 244, 253, 760
Bollinger Bandwidth, 347–349
bullish vs. bearish, 175–178, 246–247, 292–306
complex, 317
concept of, 272–290
defining, 268–272
double, 313–317
examples of, 338–354
inter contract, 342–343
inter market, 339–342
inter moving average, 317–319, 347
inter regression line, 349
interpretations of, 281–282
as leading indicator, 319–320
master heuristic, 307
multiple, 317
open interest, 349–350
oscillator to oscillator, 350–352
overlay to overlay indicator divergence, 346–349
price to market breadth, 352–354
price to moving average, 346
price to net commercials, 343–344