Break-Outs To All Time Highs: Part 3, Coca-Cola

This is part three of a three-part series on break-outs to all time highs. Today I feature Coca-Cola (KO). I learned 40 years ago there are four phases in a stock's movement. (1) a sideways move, or a base; (2) the up trend; (3) the topping formation, and (4) the decline. KO had been in a base for over a year, with a double top near $45. Would KO have a breakout, or fake-out? As KO approached $41 at impulse leg D, I could see an IMPERFECT bullish XABCD pattern. At the same time the Aroon indicator had gone positive (Aroon and Vortex are very similar), with green over red indicating a change to a positive trend. I went long on KO at $43 in late January, purchasing deep in the money call options for August. My first upside projection is to Fibonacci 1.272 ($47.26), or Fibonacci 1.618 ($49.02). (My decision to hold or sell will be the action of the stock and indicator readings). So far KO has steadily been marching higher. And, the trend is your friend, right?
I think I will close for today, and I will go and enjoy a Diet-Coke. Yours for better trading, Don.