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  |  AUG 1991

SIDEBAR: PATTERN EXPLICATIONS by Technical Analysis, Inc.

PATTERN EXPLICATIONS by Technical Analysis, Inc. In Figure 1, the first pattern shown (A), called ""meeting lines,"" is a gap opening and an unchanged close. This pattern indicates that the market direction is unclear or it is the conclusion of a trend. With the %D above 80 at the time of this pattern, a potential reversal is indicated. The second pattern is a ""hammer"" (B). Hammers have a small real body with a long lower shadow with a small or no upper shadow. This pattern indicates a bottom as the market is hammering out a base. This particular time the pattern was early, but with the %D below 20 the warning of a reversal was accurate. The ""shooting star"" (C) has a small body near the lows, short lower shadow and a long upper shadow. This pattern is bearish in an uptrend. The shooting star with the %D over 80 was a good call. The last formation shown is the meeting lines (D). The %D below 20 and the meeting lines pattern signaled another change in the trend.

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