Alphabet hit resistance at Gann level 2861 and began to lead the market in yesterday’s selloff. As expected from the Nasdaq analysis we can recognise an unfolding wave (c), which is reflected in GOOG as well.
If the green count is accurate, GOOG may have completed wave iii, so that we can look for a potential wave iv with a retrace to the .382 Fib level (blue box).
Waves 4 are hard to trade but due to their choppiness we may profit from a brief contraction of implied volatility when selling premium.
If wave C continues to unfold we may look at the next levels for potential supports: - 2699, wave (a)=(c) equality - 2651 Gann level - 2549 and 2559, Gann level & 1.618 Fib level
On 29 SEP three minor Mars/Moon constellations occur.
Correlations: DXY continues its exceptional strength as yield spiked, but Gold and Bitcoin has started to rise again, which could potentially be an early indicator that USD may begin to slow. EURUSD is at support level as well. A declining USD would help the yield-sensitive tech sector.
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STO = sell to open BTC = buy to close BTO = buy to open STC = sell to close TD = Theta Decay (for example a strangle or iron condor)
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