Earlier I've shared an Elliott wave analysis chart and mentioned we may on the point (B) position. meanwhile, I've revised the chart, and realised there are 2 possibilities.
Note: Please google on the complete elliott waves chart and compare to my draw.
1. Yesterday 2nd April 2021 highest point as a reference, we may on point (1) of the impulse wave.
2. Yesterday 2nd April 2021 highest point as a reference, we may on point (C) of the correction wave.
So, I've decided to draw another version. (above)
Sketch of 2nd April. (C) edition of correction wave.
Combining with others TA tools, to find out the highest point and next lower support line.
It's a cup and handle, with a highest point of 68517.
Meanwhile, applying ascending triangle to the chart,
we may see a lowest point of 55492, in the case of we get a breakout confirmation at 58930+
Last, be aware of the limitation of this ascending triangle.
The main problem with triangles, and chart patterns in general, is the potential for false breakouts. The price may move out of the pattern only to move back into it, or the price may even proceed to break out the other side. A pattern may need to be redrawn several times as the price edges past the trendlines but fails to generate any momentum in the breakout direction.
While ascending triangles provide a profit target, that target is just an estimate. The price may far exceed that target, or fail to reach it.
Note: Please google on the complete elliott waves chart and compare to my draw.
1. Yesterday 2nd April 2021 highest point as a reference, we may on point (1) of the impulse wave.
2. Yesterday 2nd April 2021 highest point as a reference, we may on point (C) of the correction wave.
So, I've decided to draw another version. (above)
Combining with others TA tools, to find out the highest point and next lower support line.
It's a cup and handle, with a highest point of 68517.
Meanwhile, applying ascending triangle to the chart,
we may see a lowest point of 55492, in the case of we get a breakout confirmation at 58930+
Last, be aware of the limitation of this ascending triangle.
The main problem with triangles, and chart patterns in general, is the potential for false breakouts. The price may move out of the pattern only to move back into it, or the price may even proceed to break out the other side. A pattern may need to be redrawn several times as the price edges past the trendlines but fails to generate any momentum in the breakout direction.
While ascending triangles provide a profit target, that target is just an estimate. The price may far exceed that target, or fail to reach it.
