Nasdaq 100: Where Will the Bull Run End?

 | Jun 14, 2023 15:36

At the end of May, we used the Elliott Wave Principle (EWP) to determine where the Nasdaq 100 could potentially top. Back then, we were looking for a top around $13940-14230 based on the following facts:

"In a standard Fibonacci-based impulse pattern …

The 3rd wave then often reaches the 138.2-161.80% extension of W-1, measured from the W-2 low.

The 4th wave then often retraces to the 123.60-76.40% extension of W-1.

The 5th wave then often extends to the 176.40-200.00% extension of W-1 ($13940-14075).

Moreover, in a standard impulse pattern, wave-2 = wave 4 and wave 5 = wave 1. Note these relationships are not set in stone but a great rule of thumb. As long as W-3 is not the shortest wave and W-2 and W-4 do not overlap, extensions and truncations can always happen."

As underlined and in bold as well as stated at the end of our previous article:

"The index will have to trade above $14230 to tell us an extension of the red W-c and therewith the green W-5 is underway."

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