Man!  I almost had that fish…

PLEASE DON’T FORGET TO VOTE ON THE NEW POLL DOWN THE PAGE IF YOU HAVEN’T ALREADY… 

Down we go in the morning to fill the gap, then rally back to close positive.  The bears that went short at the low today just got squeezed hard as the market rallied back into to close.  While we came just a hair shy of the FP of 110.67 spy, I believe we will hit it tomorrow… probably on a gap open.  Then possibly sell off a little the rest of the day, closing tomorrow slightly negative.

I think tomorrow will close below 110 spy, and above 109 spy (probably closer to 109).  Basically, I’m looking for a “gap up and crap” day tomorrow.  They need out of this falling channel, and Friday is the perfect day to gap up above the channel resistance trendline.

Once outside of it, they can fall back down and retest the trendline (at a lower point as the day goes on), which will allow them to close below 110 and still stay outside the channel.  That will allow for next Monday or Tuesday to go up too.

While I think next week could end up DOWN, I do expect them to at least rally up a little further before this rally takes a nice correction.  The move down today could have been the “B” wave down, in an ABC move up?  That means we should go up to the 112.41 FP next week to complete the “C” wave.

I’m just guessing at the Elliottwave counts, because I don’t really know it too well… but it seems logical.  I know the “C” wave is supposed too be longer then the “A” wave, and a move to 112.41 wouldn’t be very much further.  Meaning, if it quit there, and turned back down for a nice down leg, that “C” wave wouldn’t be as long as the “A” wave, but again… I’m not an expert in EW stuff.

But back tomorrow, I’m expecting a slightly down day, around the 109 spy for the close.

Red

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