In my first post ever on Glencore, I pointed out that $2 was often the reversal point for these herd panic sessions. Referring to the chart model below I wrote, "The chart is now heading nearly straight down and so just by that alone
we know we are reaching a point of max panic. The unemotional smart
money is sitting in the shadows just waiting for the herd to calm down a
bit before they buy this back up and leave all those who thought it was
going to zero holding a can of whipsaw. Just yesterday it was down 30%
in what I suspect was 3 of 5 of C. The waves are moving sharp and
tight now so like I said, days not weeks until a vee bottom
materializes."
Because of understanding of herding as human nature and in the EW principle as a timing tool I was suggesting to move into the stock while others were bailing out with their hair on fire. The result is dramatic. They just hated it at $2.07 but at $3.37 (well over 50% gain) it has the power to gap out over a long standing resistance line. Nice unicorn tail there, yeah?
As always, don't even think of buying the peak. Buy the dip and only if you can see a proper EW 3 wave retracement. And then use stops. There is nothing that says this rapid move up will not turn out to be be a GOE which reverses back down to form perhaps an inverted owl. But the idea that commodities stay down forever is a ridiculous one. Once all the bad debt and bad debt based purchases are purged from the system - and this has been occurring at a high rate of speed - commodities providers are going to stand toe to toe with a useless, worthless global paper money supply and ask why should they continue to work to provide valuable goods in exchange for worthless paper.
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