We are presented with a quandary.
The market appears at though it still needs a Submin v up to complete Minuette (v) and thus Minute [c] of Minor 2. But RSI (not shown) and MACD don't look too thrilled about it. Slopes have been decreasing, and where I marked the end of (iii) (if it is the end of (iii)) has it less than (i).
I think we are in a fifth wave - third waves do NOT move in diagonals which this clearly is, the market having fallen markedly below its 1214.28 interim high--and more importantly, closing below it. The wave (iv) is sharp and not typical of fourth waves, but alternation is a guideline not a rule.
The futures have fallen to less than the equivalent of the sky-blue line - while I am not concerned unless they open below it, it's still an indicator of impending bearishness. Upside potential is now only 1237.43 (where (v)=(iii)) and at this rate it may struggle even to hit 1228. It should be pointed out that, if I am right and the 1220 top is Submin iii, wave v (and therefore (v) and therefore [c] and therefore 2) are limited to 1229.18.
It is therefore highly likely that I will open a short position tomorrow. With a tight stop, mind you, but...
Great count, totally agree with minor 2.
ReplyDeleteI think the (iv) everyone is expecting got lost somewhere in the big downdraft. looking at AUDUSD & USDCAD - the main risk on/off crosses, they're 'definitely' in last stages of minor 2. Looks timed perfectly for post-Labor day sell-off.
GL & see you at Danno's site.
DK
Nice looking count, Mitch. Thanks for making sense of it all.
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