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$DIA REMAINS WEAK (STILL BEARISH)* TAKE AWAY FROM POST: We're expecting to see *NOTHING HAS CHANGED, still seeing the Possible second wave of implosion Minimum target is 15% in blue. Although we are still seeing weakness in the market, it is imperative to remember that this is a longer time frame. Meaning, It could take weeks/months before we start to see significant price movements. We also believe that we could see a climatic top (10-20%), since the price is ranging above major support/resistance level, before the market shifts. ***As always, let's talk about it***
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by PartTimeGenius
A Fractal Suggests that the Dow Was Correcting Upward All AlongIf you don't care to study fractals or don't understand their importance, then here is a perfect example that can shed some light. I'm going to safely make the following assumptions with regards to the charts above and state a few facts to prove something meaningful about the Dow Jones' price action over the past 9 months: 1) The Dow Jones was in the middle of a corrective wave 2 yesterday afternoon into today's morning action. 2) If you measure the extensions of the "C" wave vs. the "A" wave, they are both exactly 1.618 times the length on the big picture daily chart and the 5m fractal chart. 3) Fractals appear in nature and in any other self-similar complex system, like financial markets. They exist in this context to extend out the price action horizontally to better align the various price movements of different timeframes to the broader trend. 4) In doing so, they offer an incredible amount of insight in terms of what exactly has happened and what exactly will happen in the near future, but on larger timeframes. 5) It is reasonable to say that the 5m fractal looks self-similar, such that it closely mimics the broader trend in form and relative length. If all these assumptions/facts are considered true, then it must be true that the Big Picture of the Dow Jones' Daily Chart is, indeed, a very large CORRECTIVE wave. This would make sense because: a) I can only count 3 large zig zags on the daily timeframe b) the top of the cycle does NOT make a new all time high c) truncation is very rare and unlikely in this case because of how dynamic and exact the price movements have been and d) the prior move down appears to be a clear Wave 1 diagonal Now, if it is true that the Big Picture above is actually a large corrective wave , then that means we are currently in an impulsive Wave 3 down. Ultimately, this matters because the projected price target is necessarily significantly lower than 18,500. Also, this look has been very difficult to point out because the S&P and Nasdaq were NOT in corrective waves upward. The Dow simply had to follow suit, which makes it seem like all three indices are aligned in their grand wave structures. They are not, and that is huge news to me at least. Thoughts on this are appreciated because I believe this is a pretty significant finding if proven true. CURRENCYCOM:US30 SPCFD:SPX NASDAQ:NDX
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by UnknownUnicorn5511258
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Cup and Handle No Rising WedgesThe C&H pattern is Slow in forming but is forming NO Rising Wedges noted The prior gap down may cause Hard R above price QQQ, SPY and IWM are all traveling in a rising wedge. Narrowing Rising wedges can be long term patterns and can travel up in them for a long time. Just be aware of the bottom trend line. Rising wedges slope upward and contract at the apex. Falling wedges at the bottom are often bullish and can signal a reversal from a downtrend. Examples, CBOE, CME, HSY Not a recommendation
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by lauralea