Should we sell (c), the 2170-2200 area for targets (d) @ 2100/2080/2050?
So I was puzzling the weekly chart and suddenly it hit me that waves 5 up often show a triangle, diamond or wedge pattern…overlapping waves and anything but a nice and clean, non overlapping 5 wave up structure.
As an example, I will refer to the following time period: during OCT 15 – MAY 15, wave 5 up consisted of overlapping waves and an abcde structure.
And then I thought, what if the Price Pattern of OCT 15 – MAY 15 equals the current Price Pattern –> FEB 16 – OCT 16?
If history repeats once again, wave c up is close to finishing and wave d will take the S&P500 to 2100-2080-2050.
Last time, wave c up lasted 3 weeks and wave d in total 5 weeks (2 down, 1 up, 2 down).
Currenrly, wave c up lasts 3 weeks….Be prepared….
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kunsan
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Yes, that's almost exactly as I see it. The three wave pattern is slightly more obvious on the Dow. For the rising triangle to be valid, the latest move needs to be a three wave affair where c=a. An alternative is that your wave 'a' is actually where you have wave 'c', in other words the rising triangle is much larger. For that to be valid, the current advance needs to develop into a five, being the third wave up from the 1810 low.