We still could be tinkering around in fourth wave territory, but it looks as though the bulls may have finally decided to start working on the fifth wave of black 3 this morning. To keep the continuity between charts, I put the larger degree count in red so it is easy to find on the […continue reading…]
Yesterday the DJIA put in a sequence (highlighted in blue) that hints at a more extended move in that direction. The simplest retrace would be back towards the ATH’s in wave black B of a flat retracing a minimum of 90% of wave black A. A combination correction in blue would be the least likely […continue reading…]
I’m going to try a new format over here since I feel the space is getting under utilized. Each morning I’ll toss up a 60min chart with an updated count to map the progression on this long strange trip we’re in. SPX appears to have put in three down into yesterday’s open and is now […continue reading…]
I’ve been tracking a diagonal in the Dow Jones Industrials for what seems like forever, and finally two other markets decided to join in the fun, NYSE Composite and the S&P 500. All three markets have clear invalidation points to the upside for the current wave and plenty of room to work in both […continue reading…]
It’s been a long sloppy mess the past few months as anyone trying to trade anything but the range has been slapped around. Markets yesterday put in a breakout move higher finally, but until there is some proof of strength it would be very wise for the bulls to be cautious. A few terminal structures […continue reading…]
The charts are giving some warning signs that all is not well in the land of OZ where we have a green paper road instead of a yellow brick one. We all know how that bricks and sticks (makes paper right?) thing worked out for the three little pigs. Instead of droning on about stories […continue reading…]
The larger degree fourth wave decline has proven itself thus far, but a near term bounce is becoming much more likely. I’m currently on the fence as to whether the move into the all time high’s was a wave B of an expanded flat or a thrust up out of a triangle. With either of […continue reading…]
You can check out, but you can never leave……. Well, I guess you can, but how are you supposed to make any money? This week will mark the one month point of this anticipated fourth wave. This week will likely be more of the same with choppy sideways price action in the range that we’ve […continue reading…]
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