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I've got a slightly alternative count for your more bullish scenario:
dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/20815047/FTS...owweekly29_12_13.png
Only difference is how I've interpreted the recent sideways waves but very similar nonetheless.
I came to this count having completely started from scratch by looking at the monthly chart after quite a while of not reviewing counts at all so it's as objective as I can be. My alt count is your primary one so caution suggests follow that for now and see where we go.
The 100% extension of Primary I comes in at 16795 but SPX smashed that recently (1778) and the successful backtest of it caused last week's massive candle.
Incidentally (and I don't think this will actually happen but you never know!), the 161.8% extension of Primary I comes in at 20769....
Happy New Year everyone!
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So as we end 2013 and enter 2014, what's in store for this market ? do i hear/see a bubble expanding and substantial new highs to come ?
My Personal objective as a minimum next year and possibly into 2015/6 is ~10000 Dow pips on swing basis, intra-day trading will add more coin to it
and here is how i see it coming for now - these are just projections and more accurate price points can be determined near the time based on time and price action etc. i'll monitor and adjust. the chart posted contains 2 counts a primary and alternative - both Bully.
Pri III Target = ~17600 or 18200/18283
Pri IV Target = ~15289
Pri V Target = 19261 or 21965
dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/40497882/Dow_weekly_29thDec2013.JPG
All imho, dyor.
rgds,
WS - bully going into 2014
WaveSurfer wrote: i think its time to revisit this post from back in Mar 13 (when Dow was breaking out of its all time highs from 2007) and provide an update on the chart.
The breakout was indeed powerful, where to next and what will happen thereafter, maybe the devil is in the detail and scattered in the past to forecast the future....just something to think about, we could be in going into blue sky territory and upper targets are becoming much harder, i would not discount the bull extending either..there is wave count to support it, we'll just have to see if another breakout and confirmation of it takes place or not.
dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/40497882/Dow_Breakouts.JPG
The market floods you with many tools and indicators but more often than not simplicity is the best policy.
all imho, dyor etc...
rgds,
WS (a Bull until the market say's it's not)
WaveSurfer wrote: Here's a quick analysis of the Dow when it has taken out it's previous (all time) highs over the years...
on the chart you will see: est breakout targets based on previous range vs actual top price and the respective difference, hopefully the chart is self explanatory....
apart from what i have put on the chart, there are some other observations to be made with respect to the length of time it has taken the dow to get to it's previous highs and once it has, the results thereafter as an example....
dl.dropbox.com/u/40497882/dow_historical%20breakouts.JPG
just something to ponder![]()
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Long above 15798 with stop below the 2 point . This is during market hours only.
dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/4899609/dowhourly13thdec.png
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dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/20815047/dowfractal.png
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I'd love it to drop to that trendline by Dec 27th as it coincides with the 61 fib at 15275 on that date and would be a great place to buy for a Happy New Year
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We've been looking at some wave options in the chatroom and wave int ii of major 5 of primary 3 seems to be the most likey.
A close above 15790 might also be enough as that should rule out the possibility of a 5 wave down move (since it would overlap the possible wave 1 down).
All fun and games!
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