Stocks are pushing the proposed Minor wave 2 to the limit. I am not a blind and dumb EWP follower that just falls in with the mass herd of wavers, I know this count has now become unlikely. But on the flipside, many momentum indicators are waning, and the rally from the Minor 1 low is choppy and overlapping, which all suggests it's a correction. So is it wise to get long here? I don't think so. If anything. the risk/reward favors the bears here. Shorting now can leave us with a stop just above 1422.38, risking about 18 points to make hundreds if the wave count above is correct. Other than that, I see no reason to take a position in this market at the moment.
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As for the EUR/USD, I'm keeping it simple as I usually do. The rally may be faultering here, but the series of higher highs and higher lows is still intact. So I want to wait for that uptrend to break down before getting short. A nice break of 1.2242 should break the uptrend and result in more heavy selling to new lows. I have a sell order in at 1.2230 which will execute a protective stop order at 1.2400.
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Our count in S&P 500: http://blog.wavetrack.com/sp-500-breaks-above-the-april-12-high-whats-next/
Certainly possible, but you're counting it as a "flat correction" where the B wave exceeds the wave 1 high. In flat corrections, the A wave is composed of 3 waves but the decline here looks more like a 5.
It's true talking about S&P 500, but DJI is looking three'ish at the same stage. That was one of the reasons to be suspect about 5 wave drop.
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