The view in equities is particularly cloudy at the moment, to the point where there are different implications to the best counts in the Dow futures versus the DJIA. This is primarily because we can observe a clear five-wave decline in the futures which would permit a corrective recovery to reach as far as the prior high before invalidating a bearish count.
In the cash markets, however, the picture looks somewhat different. In our video we pay passing mention to the possibility to the possibility that we have seen five waves down, but mostly dismiss it as being a less likely interpretation. However, we note in our DJIA discussion that if the move up from Tuesday’s ultimately ends up being a three wave move then it supports continued declines in some fashion. This is the unifying element that brings both interpretations together.
We can’t tell for sure whether the decline from current highs is impulsive or not. However, in both cash and futures the immediate rise is only three waves so far. If it remains that way then bears can take control. If the move up extends to five waves then the picture changes more bullish. The two sets of charts paint different pictures about which outcome is most likely at the moment.
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