STOCK INDICES Mid-Year Video Update! PART I/III
Stock Indices Mid-Year Video Update 2024 Includes ECONOMIC INDICATOR & SENTIMENT STUDIES Stock Market Crash Inevitable Highlights 2024 Stock Market Crash Inevitable Tail Risks: Interest Rates Remaining Higher-for-Longer Treasury Debt Issuance over $2 Trillion Commercial Real Estate Refinancing at $929bn in 2024 Yield Curve Inversion into 22nd Month Indicating Recession Insider Selling Hits 3-Year High […]Continue reading «STOCK INDICES Mid-Year Video Update! PART I/III»
Stock Indices Video Outlook 2024 – PART I/III
Stock Indices Video Outlook 2024 Recession Alert! – Heightened Risk of a Hard Landing in 2024!! FANG+ & Mag-7 Slide Lower in 2024 Highlights 2024 Recession Alert! – Heightened Risk of a Hard Landing in 2024!! Correction of Post-Pandemic Advance Incomplete Wave B of A-B-C Zig Zag/Expanding Flat Patterns Approaching Upside Completion Heightened Risk of […]Continue reading «Stock Indices Video Outlook 2024 – PART I/III»
Facebook is set to resume it’s decline
The advance from the Sep.’12 low to the March ’14 high of 72.59 unfolded into a five wave expanding-impulse pattern labelled 1-2-3-4-5 in primary degree. Extending the net advance between primary waves 1 to 4 (17.55-51.85) by a fib. 61.8% ratio we can project the high for wave 5. The actual recorded high of 72.59 […]Continue reading «Facebook is set to resume it’s decline»
Facebook is maintaining the upside momentum. The advance that began from the Sep.’12 low of 17.55 is expected to unfold into a five wave expanding-impulse pattern labelled 1-2-3-4-5 in primary degree. Ultimate upside target is extended towards 66.58 and is derived by using a fib. 61.8% correlation ratio between the net advance of primary waves […]Continue reading «Facebook»
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»