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27th December 2006, 08:25 PM
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How to get early signal that market will be in ranging
 we know that in trending situation trend indicators should be followed & in ranging phase oscillators should be followedBut can anyone help me please  How can we come to that in near days to come market will go in ranging phase Is there any indicator, chart pattern available which can tell us that in near future market will be in ranging All Sr. & traderji are requested to comment Thanking you 
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1st January 2007, 09:21 PM
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Re: How to get early signal that market will be in ranging
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As far as my observations go predicting RANGING is even more difficult than predicting Reversal. Some guys believe it can be done through Elliott Wave. Personally though i don't believe there is any system that can tell you something like 'Markets will start ranging from tomorrow'.  Regards, Kalyan.
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