As of 09/26/2022

Indus: 29,261 -329.60 -1.1%

Trans: 11,999 -129.90 -1.1%

Utils: 953 -25.04 -2.6%

Nasdaq: 10,803 -65.01 -0.6%

S&P 500: 3,655 -38.19 -1.0%

YTD

-19.5%

-27.2%

-2.8%

-30.9%

-23.3%

Targets Overview: 09/15/2022

32,000 or 29,200 by 10/15/2022

13,800 or 11,800 by 10/15/2022

1,000 or 950 by 10/15/2022

11,975 or 10,700 by 10/15/2022

3,800 or 3,500 by 10/15/2022

CPI (updated daily):

on 9/13/22

As of 09/26/2022

Indus: 29,261 -329.60 -1.1%

Trans: 11,999 -129.90 -1.1%

Utils: 953 -25.04 -2.6%

Nasdaq: 10,803 -65.01 -0.6%

S&P 500: 3,655 -38.19 -1.0%

YTD

-19.5%

-27.2%

-2.8%

-30.9%

-23.3%

Targets Overview: 09/15/2022

32,000 or 29,200 by 10/15/2022

13,800 or 11,800 by 10/15/2022

1,000 or 950 by 10/15/2022

11,975 or 10,700 by 10/15/2022

3,800 or 3,500 by 10/15/2022

CPI (updated daily):

on 9/13/22

Bulkowski's Pennant Quiz

Released 8/30/2019.

Pennant: Quiz

Below is a slider quiz to test your ability to identify pennants. Captions appear below the pictures in red for guidance, so be sure to scroll down far enough to read them.

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A pennant is a small, tight pattern, less than 3 weeks long with bordered by two trendlines which converge. The trendlines can both slope up, down, or horizontally. Volume trends downward often, as in this example. The pennant must be perched on pole. The flagpole in this example starts at A and ends at B. The pennant is at BC. The pennant is supposed to act as a half staff pattern, meaning it appears midway along a trend. That doesn't always happen as in this example where AB is longer than CD where they should be equal. Now that you're an expert at finding them, let's test you.

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