Facebook’s price development is displaying a concise Elliott Wave patterning whilst adhering to geometric ratio and proportion measurements. The focus of this chart is to emphasise the close convergences of various fib-price-ratio measurements at precisely the same price levels – also, the strong price rejection that followed. These were derived by using three different measurements: […]Continue reading «Facebook»
Cycles
This weekly chart that depicts the larger upswing from the March ’09 low of 666.79 has been incorporated because it emphasizes the cyclic structure of the S&P’s price action. Especially a 62- and a 65-week cycle have been of great value during the last four years as they coincided with important tops. The interesting observation […]Continue reading «Cycles»
S&P 500 weekly forecast
Back in the early 2011 we published this weekly S&P 500 forecast with ultimate upside target measured towards 1833.22. At that time it sounded a bit unrealistic taking into the account that S&P 500 had already made 600 points from the 2009 low. Well, now we are trading around 1790 and that translates into a […]Continue reading «S&P 500 weekly forecast»
A fib. 100% retracement level
One of the main Elliott Wave Theory rule says: wave 2 cannot retrace more than a fib. 100% of wave 1. It is allowed to erase all the gains/losses of wave 1 but it is not expected to create a new price extreme. The most common retracement level for wave 2 is a fib. 61.8% […]Continue reading «A fib. 100% retracement level»