The OP basically links to a giant post that says if the squiggly line does something then it can rise, fall or stay in a trading range, with a vague nod towards rising squiggly line.

If it turns out in fact that the squiggly line doesn't squiggle upwards as preferred by some readers, then the OP will point to the alternative possibilities predicted, which of course cover 100% of the possible ways a line might squiggle (other than being delisted), and therefore regardless of the direction this line squiggles, the extremely valuable profession of technical analysis will not in any way have its reputation harmed.

The graph shows nicely done manipulation with nocxium. It does not show, however, that price decreases before the price jumps were made deliberately by placing large stockpiles at lower prices so that other people sell their nocxium out.

Interesting is that some made huge stockpiles expecting that a miracle will happen on 24th and prices will jump much higher. However, nocxium stockpiles are huge and they can last for a long, long time. So I expect some of these people unloading their stockpile right after 24th and crashing nocxium prices for a long time. After all summer is coming with lower mineral prices as usual.

The graph shows nicely done manipulation with nocxium. It does not show, however, that price decreases before the price jumps were made deliberately by placing large stockpiles at lower prices so that other people sell their nocxium out.

Interesting is that some made huge stockpiles expecting that a miracle will happen on 24th and prices will jump much higher. However, nocxium stockpiles are huge and they can last for a long, long time. So I expect some of these people unloading their stockpile right after 24th and crashing nocxium prices for a long time. After all summer is coming with lower mineral prices as usual.

That's one of the beautiful features of price reading: you don't need to have an awesome knowledge of your market, who are the big guys to add to the contact list or to follow 0.0 politics and patch notes. Of course if you have such awesome knowledge you WILL perform like a pro. Notice the have, not the "you believe you have", which instantly makes you a small fry to suck dry.

as you can see by this graph here, the presence of ******* has caused a dramatic hardening of the prices, which is expected to lead to rapid price erection

as always, the rapid price erection will be followed by a profit-taking ejaculation of isk from the market, which will cause the prices to soften and the price erection to deflate

subsequently, a baby market is born

You're an idiot, and are in for a surprise.

No. The Price was being held down by the Pax Amaria.

On April 3, the Pax Amarria was changed to refine to Trit instead of Nocx.

Feel free to Google.

I would feel bad if I were appreciated by goons. I wonder what is goon's interest in this if suddenly several of their trash posters appear in this thread?

I would feel bad if I were appreciated by goons. I wonder what is goon's interest in this if suddenly several of their trash posters appear in this thread?

i repeat please explain what parts of your "scientific analysis" were falsified by discovering pax amarria and how it actually impacted the prices

after all this is "scientific analysis" is it not

"i was unable to tell that a hard cap on price was different from an ordinary peak, look at how effective my method is"

Price levels are set on the body of the candle bars that form the swings. By definition of swing, they coincide with peaks so they catch peaks.

I don't know how hard is for you to understand it, the reason why price won't go above 535 is IRRELEVANT, the fact that it does not go above 535 is.

basically your method is so horribly flawed it can't pick up on one of the simplest, obvious, and important things that can occur to an eve item, a hard cap, while being able to look, think critically, and use the time you would instead be prancing naked around an altar looking for patterns in the smoke to go "hrmm the price bounces off this precise number repeatedly, despite the fact it should be above this: i wonder where the reprocessing bug is"

A technical trader does not care about the specific market itself, just about its parameters. He does not need to even try and find WHY something is like it is, it's just redundant waste of time.