Minor breakout after a three-day consolidation (Chart 1). Approaching resistance zone but reluctant to roll over. Eyeing the 50% retrace and 50-day SMA? (Chart 2)
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Thursday, January 10, 2019
Wednesday, January 9, 2019
Wednesday Update (1/9/19)
SPX broke below the blue line at the close, just shy of invalidating a number of contracting or expanding wedges. See previous updates for perspectives at larger degrees.
Tuesday, January 8, 2019
Tuesday Update (1/8/19)
This morning, SPX experienced the "largest" pullback since the previous pullback low of 2443.96. SPX has been kissing and climbing the broken trend line for most of the day (Chart 1). See yesterday's update for the larger degree tracking counts.
Monday, January 7, 2019
Monday Update (1/7/19)
SPX rose above 2558.19 and eliminates the most bearish 1/2/[i]/[ii] count. SPX is also approaching a fib-382 retrace of the selloff from its all time high, as well as the previous consolidation zone. A short term retrace of the current rebound looks likely. The following charts update.
Sunday, January 6, 2019
MTU Weekend Ed. - Rebounding (1/4/19 close)
U.S. stocks are rebounding, likely correcting the three-wave decline since the all-time high (Chart 1). Minor support and resistance levels are around 2505 and 2560 respectively. Major support and resistance levels are around 2440 and 2700 respectively. In addition there is the 2645-2660 range associated with the 50SMA and mid-BB.
The rebound is also a three-wave structure so far. As more price action becomes available, we can track the rebound associated with the long-term bull/bear scenarios highlighted in 2019 Outlook (12/31/18).
From a bearish perspective, while it's possible that the current rebound is wave [iv]-up relative to the 11/7/18 high (Chart 2 blue) , the fact that Nasdaq has overlapped its 11/20/18 low reduces the associated likelihood. It the rebound is a fourth wave, it's more likely to be a larger degree wave 4 basis the all time high (Chart 2 green) - wave 4 could well be a triangle. Equally if not more important, the rebound could be a small-degree wave [ii]-up (Chart 2 red).
Chart 3 tracks the previous decline as an ABC and the current rebound as part of (X)-up or a new upswing (starting with a leading diagonal).
The rebound is also a three-wave structure so far. As more price action becomes available, we can track the rebound associated with the long-term bull/bear scenarios highlighted in 2019 Outlook (12/31/18).
From a bearish perspective, while it's possible that the current rebound is wave [iv]-up relative to the 11/7/18 high (Chart 2 blue) , the fact that Nasdaq has overlapped its 11/20/18 low reduces the associated likelihood. It the rebound is a fourth wave, it's more likely to be a larger degree wave 4 basis the all time high (Chart 2 green) - wave 4 could well be a triangle. Equally if not more important, the rebound could be a small-degree wave [ii]-up (Chart 2 red).
Chart 3 tracks the previous decline as an ABC and the current rebound as part of (X)-up or a new upswing (starting with a leading diagonal).
Thursday, January 3, 2019
Update (1/3/19)
There is little change to the short term tracking outlined in Three Waves Down (12/28/18). The following charts update. See 2019 Outlook (12/31/18) for perspectives on the bigger picture.
Tuesday, January 1, 2019
MTU Year-end Ed. - 2019 Outlook (12/31/18 close)
SPX is facing a larger degree decision point as the Q4 selloff in 2018 has brought SPX to its post-election support. The question is whether SPX is correcting the post-election rally (Chart 1) or something larger (Chart 2). If it is the latter, the next layers of support is around 2000 and 1700.
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