Monday, June 7, 2021

Wave ' v ' Yet To Confirm

3:40pm EST: VXX hit a 'classic' extension lower at 32.80/[32.51-next] zone fib calculation so let's see how the next session[s] behave. Breadth is looking less than stellar today. Going forward, if VIX takes out the closing low from 4/16/21 [16.25] then we are back to a reset as far as any immediate pull back outlook.

2:10pm EST:
 If wave 'iv' has completed where plotted, wave 'v' has only progressed three waves up. In this market particularly, fifth waves have been erratic about half the time not necessarily fully completing five sub-wave moves. Sometimes they have retraced down almost taking out the first wave of leg ['i'] before starting a new thrust to create a new leg up that does achieve the originally intended target zone from the prior failed leg. Still no terminal top in this market. VXX did hit a lower target at 33.07 zone.

Original post:
Wave 'iv' took almost two calendar weeks if it has completed. Not exactly impressive but market has more upside to run.

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