With a nod towards the well-known Aerosmith tune, and a chart we showed previously, we must note that prices are now back inside the long term channel again.
S&P500 Cash Index - Monthly Close - Back in the Channel |
Even on a monthly closing basis, in linear chart mode, prices have crept back inside the channel again. This will likely be a precursor to further weakness at some point. So far, the "sell May, go away" adage is working.
Further, we note this outstanding Fibonacci relationship in the rise since the December low.
S&P500 Cash Index - Daily - Golden Section |
While not precise to the exact day, the relationship is close enough to be meaningful. We were following this potential relationship when we noted the corrective action around day 55. Its significance now is that a Golden Section has been completed, and the price declines began just before the Fibonacci 89th day.
Further, we note the Fisher Transform Indicator never did break the divergence from the January high, and now has made a new low.
I will note that other Elliott Wave sites are already switching from the primary impulse counts to back-up impulse counts. And they are not being honest about their incorrect counts. We, on the other hand, have always considered this rise as corrective, and we admit again now, and have admitted earlier, we were incorrect as to the extent of the rise. We will always try to 'level' with you about the real nature of wave counting.
And we hope to show you some simple studies - like that above - that few others consider in their Elliott Wave work.
Have a good rest of the weekend.
TraderJoe
TJ, thanks for the posts. The band is Aerosmith (not Arrowsmith).
ReplyDeleteDuh; thx. Corrected.
DeleteTJ, what is your count on primary degree - what was 2009 - 2018? Thanks
ReplyDeleteJoe, amazing work as always. I learn so much every day. Thank you!
ReplyDeleteGold over the Top TL. We will see what happens at .786 of diagonal.
ReplyDelete1317 area
DeleteAnother new daily low for the ES futures, and this after taking out the low of an outside day up, within two days.
ReplyDeleteIf we look at NQ_F EOD close on May 3 as wave 0, then we potentially have 5 waves down. DAX and Nikkei would have the same count.
ReplyDeleteWith the VIX starting from May 3, 5 waves completed on the high of May 9. Correction til May 10 was either a complete ABC wave ii and now will blast through the highs, or wave ii could extend for a DZZ.
A bounce around here or from lower for a few days or weeks would also setup a nice little right shoulder on daily. The left shoulder would be the one formed in March, for most indexes.
DeleteOne more possibility. On SPX cash from 2954, 5 waves down could also be complete today. Clear alternation on the 2 and 4s and for the subwaves of 3.
Delete@C Any chance you can post a chart? I'm having trouble seeing alternation in the subwaves of 3.
DeleteRoy see here: https://www.tradingview.com/x/1jCtvXx4/
DeleteThanks C, very helpful. iv must be a contracting triangle with throwover then.
DeleteCould be X of flat x zz after diagonal
ReplyDeleteWas that a very short wave 2 correction to the entire decline so far?
ReplyDeleteET, on your long term chart above, where you have 5 and (5) - what is the next larger degree label?
ReplyDeleteShould be sending Kudlow out anytime now.
ReplyDeleteThe S&P500 has invalidated - just as I showed the Dow had the other day. This busts many of the 'casual' wave counts out there, and clearly shows that OEW does not work again - even though people 'pay' for that nonsense; as this was their count even as of this weekend!
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TJ
Clearly, thanks Joe
DeleteThe OEW count is a perfect example of how you can be on the right side of the market and make a lot of money, even while having the wrong count the entire time. Of course, if they don't change the 123 to WXY very soon, then they're going to be on the wrong side of the market all the way back down to new lows.
Deleteright with you joe
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you bet, and thank you, too!
DeleteThrough the 13th of the month, the percent decline on the S&P 500 for May is nearly the same as last December.
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