The answer to your question

    SPX chart from jtverr on blog

    Posted by steve on 16th of Jul 2009 at 12:08 pm

    The answer to your question is YES - EW analysis does trump since it gives us a guideline as to the RULES of wave counts.  The fact that this recent rally exceeded the previous rally (in number of points) AND took out swing highs greatly increases the odds that a significant low is in place.  (see me chart and comments from earlier this morning).  The prevailing H & S pattern on the SPX is still the daily inverse head and shoulders that measures up to around 1050 ish.  The market is dynamic and subject to change at anytime but I also provided the technical reasons for supporting the move as well as the factors that remain in question.  There are ALWAYS two sides to the market - pick your side according to your trading objectives and play it based upon your own triggers. 

    Thank you for your replies,

    Posted by fkarlson on 16th of Jul 2009 at 01:28 pm

    Thank you for your replies, Steve. This blog is very interactive and for that matter educational and I do appreciate that--far superior to experiences I have had in the past with other advisory services.

    You mentioned that the inverse H & S with the target at 1000+ is still operational. Would this be true if there were no right shoulder? or do you see something else that is sufficient for this? I am unclear on this point. I tend to be a swing trader and so I do weigh all possibilities.

    At any rate, your prior answer seemed to say that you regard EW as bearing more weight than a possible H & S pattern.

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