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SW Iowa | To preface, I don't know squat about forks or different methods for making continuous charts... so this is very much a question rather than a criticism. However, what I immediately notice is that the upper point on your fork is on a gap, which I believe is there purely as a result of the contract change from Sep-Dec. Is that "legal" with this methodology for drawing forks?
I *think* that the change from Sep to Dec as shown on this chart would have happened before Sep was actually off the board... and it seems like you could make that fork look a lot different depending on what date was chosen to make that transition in creating a continuous chart. (Or, stated differently, I don't think you could draw that same fork if you were looking just at a Dec chart.) I've seen this big upward gap on continuous charts elsewhere, also, and thought it seemed strange. | |
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Target at $3.80 ZCZ18
