In the backlink I expected a bottom in the $18 range and then a strong move back up to at least the level of the prior 4th. Below is the current snapshot. They ran it down hard into a rapidly falling extended 5th wave. I do not know if this will be 5 of C or 5 of 3. For now I continue to model this as the bottom of a 3rd wave meaning quick rebound in a-b-c fashion and then a turn back down into lower lows. Today's reversal went from more than 7% red back up to a couple percent green. That's a pretty good sign that a significant bottom is in so you wait for 5 up and then 3 back to the level of the prior 4th and then jump in for 3 or C up almost risk free.
In the model below I am doing the most conservative thing possible. I am treating the whole move down from early Feb as a-b-c. In other words, I am playing it long for now but assuming it will eventually go lower.
The key indicator as to whether this is right or wrong is that red horizontal line. If the wave goes above it then you can be pretty sure that the next stop will be a higher high than $35. It is, in fact, possible to count the current move from Feb as 5 waves down so we might not get that lower low. This is why I keep a hot eye on the near term count. Putt for dough.
But after the shellacking UVXY has taken of late, we really should expect at least a 38.2 fib bounce.
Wednesday, February 25, 2015
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Captain,
Yes, this is due for a pop.
On another note, I have been monitoring a chart that reflects the percent of sp500 stocks above their 200 day moving average ($OEXA200R). Looks like a massive wedge. I tried to overlay the spx as a comparison but i do not have the charting tools. From what I have read, a reading under 65 means trouble....might be worth taking a look and applying EW to the chart.
Regards,
Digger
Captain,
I have a chart ref. $OEXA200R with a count and I would like to send a screen shot to you, but, unfortunately, I cannot imbed it in the post. Any suggestions?
Thanks, Digger
Email: diggerg4848@gmail.com
Stockcharts.com shows it. I don't really like to try to apply EW to these oscillators. It might work on the small scale but on the larger scale of months and years I don't see any recognizable patterns. Even log scale doesn't pop anything for me.
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