P3 1/2 Special Report – Wendy Kirkland

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For years traders asked me about a pattern that would show expected bearish movement of an equity. They wanted a pattern that was as clear and easy to follow as the P3 squeeze, but a pattern that could be used to buy puts and short equities. Finding this pattern was as elusive as a heat lightning playing among July clouds.

Finally in late 2013, I discovered what I had spent 3 years searching for and what traders were requesting. The P3 ½ pattern is as easy to spot as the P3 Squeeze pattern, but shows when an equity is getting ready to drop and not just slip down a little, but when it is ready to fall off a cliff.

This short pattern gives traders the opportunity to purchase puts or enter a short trade and then watch it flow through the pattern stages just like the P3 squeeze pattern. These stages indicate: entry, stop, second entry opportunity, when you can relax, and exit. With the addition of this pattern, you will be able to ride an equity up as the P3 squeeze pattern plays out and then know exactly when it is going to rollover for the next big price drop.

Short patterns have to be caught quickly because downward movement gathers momentum that escalates its speed. You want to know with certainty when to enter before the downward momentum starts, not try and catch the falling knife once it tumbles over the edge.

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