Elliott wave zigzag, motive wave, corrective wave, counting waves, Fibonacci extension, Fibonacci retracement, Fibonacci confluence are profiled in this report by TheMarketDetective.com

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If you are watching the futures overnight I don’t think we will break 818/823 to the
upside in order to complete wave 4 of the move down from c (866).
Looking at the cash markets there is a major Fibonacci confluence just below for both the
NASDAQ100 (1120) and the S&P500 (780). This level could present a turning point if
this is a 5-3-5 wave down. For the NASDAQ100 this is the .618 retracement level, a
common retracement level for corrective patterns to extend from. .810 on the S&P is less
common but, a valid turning point to extend from nonetheless. In any case a bounce at
this level is very probable and very telling if it doesn’t stick.
If we cannot hold at these levels, the bias will shift to taking out the low and this being
the 5th wave down in the larger thesis. In this scenario, the projections are quite horrific.
I will cover these in the next report.

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TMD/DW
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