This is part of my ongoing analysis, see links below.
We have been orbiting 63.3k for several days. It is a key level of the wave down from the top. North of 63.3 is bullish, South of line is bearish.
This chart is also a good example of my concept. The red fibs are extensions of an Impulse (fib 0.1). Purple lines are retracement levels of entire wave.
(( ( PING ) )) Ping = exact ricochet off fib that you can almost HEAR
There have been quite a few such Pings on this ifb And that is how fibs become MORE accurate with time, All humans/algos/indicators have recorded the reactions. So now even the Fib-blind are keenly aware of this level.
Nice little pop to sister fib The 2.382 is a minor fib, compared to 2.618 major. But the bounce hit the 2.382 and stalled to confirm. So now the bulls need to flip $64,255 into support.
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(( ( PING ) )) Back to the Mason-Dixon line, red 2.618 at 63,306.
Lets see if bulls can take this energy and run with it.
Did I mention my enthusiasm for Pings? That may have been the BOTTOM, or at least we can say: IF there is to be a bottom anywhere NEAR here, then THAT was it.
We are now 2 fibs below the Mason-Dixon line: 3.236 is a Semi-Major fib ratio, 3.001 is a Minor ratio but relevant, 2.618 is the Major and Do-or-Die level
Now to see if bulls can retake 63,406 or if bears break 60,820 and push lower.
Zoom in (m3) Break and retest of the 3.001 fib at 61,766.06 was key. "3.001" instead of "3" just to keep all fib levels to 4 digits 3 is a fib sequence number, but not often relevant. When a fib set holds for a long time, the 3 shows up.
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Zoom back out Almost back to the Mason-Dixon line (2.618)
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SUMMARY: - Got a good bounce past a proven fib. - Looks likely to retest key level of 63,306 - We should have decent support at 61,766
Still loitering around the Maxon-Dixon line But currently nudging it from below, so as it sits the odds are we pull back. US Friday session just opened, lets see.
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