Wednesday, March 26, 2014
Wednesday 3/26/14 Market Update
In the long-term, the message remains unchanged from the last update: an impulse wave higher that began in 2011 looks incomplete given the 3-wave nature of the rally since 2/5/14.
While not invalidated, an impulse higher since 2/5 is now a mediocre option (alternate'). The better choice is alternate''. It suggests a considerable amount of (B) remaining with a triangle wave X marking the middle. The primary wave count is also a completing double zigzag higher since 2/5, but one in a later stage than alternate''. A double zigzag higher can be complete (alternate'' 2), but there is poor proportionality between the [b] waves with Y looking a bit small and nearly truncated.
Some other variation of alternate'' can be underway with the triangle X substituted with a complex flat. This would allow 1840 to be reached and still give a bullish picture in the short-term, but this option seems amazingly complex and not a natural choice. There could also still be 5 waves down for 'c' of a flat developing since the 3/21 high, but this would not give good balance to any potential flat so it is a weak option. In other words, if ~1850 does not hold as support, it is likely that alternate'' 2 is correct.
The sell-off from today's high appears to be an impulse about complete. ~1850 support should hold tomorrow.
Sunday, March 23, 2014
Friday 3/21/14 Market Update
The primary wave count from the last update remains unchanged.
The rise to a new all-time high is bullish and suggests that there can only be a decline to the 1825-1840 area before another new all-time high is seen (alternate''). If this level is not seen first, there should be at least a 5-wave structure higher from the 3/14 low (alternate', primary).
The waves higher this week are best seen as impulse waves which makes alternate' a lesser option than the primary wave count.
Wednesday, March 19, 2014
Wednesday 3/19/14 Market Update
The wave (2) flat suggested in the last update appears to be complete. The wave higher that followed can be a zigzag, but the sharp rally from today's low gives a corrective look to the preceding decline.
The rally higher since the February low still looks non-impulsive and strongly suggests eventual new all-time highs. A sideways wave [4] underway should still be considered in the meantime however.
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