I'm going to go out on a limb and say the bottom is in for US indices here - arguably a little premature - but here's why:
4hr structures are finally breaking out - with the first higher highs in a little while now printing today. Plenty of bullish divergence present similar to March and May 2020 bottoms (see below). This after having bounced yet again off the bottom of the larger megaphone / descending brodening wedge structure we have been stuck inside for the last month.
Targets:
On Daily timeframe we have closed above 100 day MA again (dark blue) and it appears to be holding for now - in the March and May 2020 pullbacks it also took a couple of days after we first breached the 100dma before we ultimately bounced off it.

On Daily timeframe we also back tested the top of the previous wedge (from Feb-April highs and Mar-May lows) and have bounced off this area.

4HR bottom in March 2020 (with bull div mentioned above)

4HR bottom in May 2020 (with bull div mentioned above)

Another view / supporting reason is NDTW - the Nasdaq 100 stocks above the 20-day moving average - which hit oversold levels earlier in the week and has bounced off lows today

Also Mitch McConnell has today offered a deal of a temporary extension to the debt ceiling limit to December which the democrats have accepted. This should ease fear & panic selling in the market for the foreseeable...
As the saying goes - be greedy when others are fearful, and fearful when others are greedy...
Good luck have fun
4hr structures are finally breaking out - with the first higher highs in a little while now printing today. Plenty of bullish divergence present similar to March and May 2020 bottoms (see below). This after having bounced yet again off the bottom of the larger megaphone / descending brodening wedge structure we have been stuck inside for the last month.
Targets:
- 14950 - anchored vwap from ATH
- 15200 - top of megaphone structure
- new ATHs - ???
On Daily timeframe we have closed above 100 day MA again (dark blue) and it appears to be holding for now - in the March and May 2020 pullbacks it also took a couple of days after we first breached the 100dma before we ultimately bounced off it.
On Daily timeframe we also back tested the top of the previous wedge (from Feb-April highs and Mar-May lows) and have bounced off this area.
4HR bottom in March 2020 (with bull div mentioned above)
4HR bottom in May 2020 (with bull div mentioned above)
Another view / supporting reason is NDTW - the Nasdaq 100 stocks above the 20-day moving average - which hit oversold levels earlier in the week and has bounced off lows today
Also Mitch McConnell has today offered a deal of a temporary extension to the debt ceiling limit to December which the democrats have accepted. This should ease fear & panic selling in the market for the foreseeable...
As the saying goes - be greedy when others are fearful, and fearful when others are greedy...
Good luck have fun
Note
Another megaphone inside larger megaphone structure which appears to be breaking up - or at least trying to - in post-market after Wednesday's closeTech been stronger than other sectors today with bonds bouncing back and yields dropping. And earnings in a couple weeks...
Just hope we don't chop for the rest of the week like the last few days, but with monthly opex this Friday 15th Oct this is also a possibility...
Note
Also TP2 target should be lowered to 15100ish on any swing longs - if targetting another move like the last one (break up of smaller descending megaphone structure) and/or a retest of the larger megaphone top & larger downwards TLA bit more resistance to break first though...
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