Ewj: elliott wave

Discussion in 'Technical Analysis' started by mu200411, Aug 13, 2007.

  1. 500-days charts are a cross road :confused: .
    Crossing the red lines DOWN is Bearish :( .
    Crossing the blue lines UP is Bullish :)
    Crossing DOWN and UP will be confusing :confused: :mad: :D .
     
    #8091     Aug 15, 2009
  2. There may be a rebound from measured move :) , but
    crossing the red lines DOWN is bad :( .
     
    #8092     Aug 15, 2009
  3. 5000-minutes chart showed that this correction is a correction of a wave which is bigger than 5000-minutes.
    It also showed some supports.
     
    #8093     Aug 15, 2009
  4. Looks like we might completed an a-b-c-d-e that originated at the end of July ... which just completed a larger (B), with Friday's rally into the close the beginning of the (C) back up.
     
    #8094     Aug 15, 2009
  5. KOOLBLUE

    KOOLBLUE

    if we go up to 1012-14 on globex declining to 1009 or below by the open ,then i would favor this scenerio. normal e wave about halfway down.. say 1000?):confused: :eek: :(
     
    #8095     Aug 16, 2009
  6. ed

    ed

    It's been a long time since the ES moved more than 20 points outside regular trading hours...... :D

    This could have been posted before (....i've not been following the forum....) but i prefer the red count.... :D Take your pick! :)

    ESU9 120min :)
     
    #8096     Aug 17, 2009
  7. Mup

    Mup

    Hi ed :)

    I've also looking towards the flat/elongated pattern.... :)

    Not technical at all.... :eek: :D

    In the iii if its elongated.....
     
    #8097     Aug 17, 2009
  8. So much for the blogger's running "triangle".
    Wrong again.
     
    #8098     Aug 17, 2009
  9. Mup

    Mup

    As the old Bolton rule of thumb goes...... :)

    If it looks like a Triangle, its probably not......

    We've had the heads up on the count though since early last week ... :eek:
     
    #8099     Aug 17, 2009
  10. ed

    ed

    Mup,

    Thanks for being so nice by providing all the shortcut links for me in one post!!! :)

    Really nice! Thanks! :) :)

    Edit:
    Just to add that the 978 region marks the 123% of A and the 974 region is the 138% of A. Both could be potential support areas. :)
     
    #8100     Aug 17, 2009