ITC Long term EW Wave counts
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This is the EW Wave counts based on Monthly time frame log scale.
(1) See how the Magenta Trendlines are driving the prices. These are long term and solid structure contained within the trendlines. Lower Trend line provides the support and the upper trendline provides the resistance.
(2) Waves counted in in Red shows major/monthly elliott wave cycles. Waves in Blue shows sub waves within the major wave cycles. Waves in magenta shows sub waves within sub waves of the major cycles. Waves in the green shows correction waves in the major elliott wave cycle. This is preferred wave count, the alternate counts are not shown here and i will paste it later. Seeing WXY Correction as a part of Wave 2 correction. Seeing ABC correction as a part of Wave 4 correction. At this point, it most likely shows ABC correction but it may be turned in to complex corrective pattern. The structure in development right now is bit early to count it but as long as it stays above 180-185 zone, bullish structure is preserved and ABC correction pattern is complete. It we see monthly close below 180, it may turn in to complex correction and we may see dip correction.
(3) Pl note that this based on monthly chart analysis and each candle represents one month. If present structure is preserved and ITC stays above 180, then the wave 5 (Red color) counts are wave 3 (Red color) top and we will need to see the reaction from then on.
If you wanna learn Elliott wave analysis, pl have your account set up with Elliott wave international Also pl read Ellott wave book "Elliott Wave principle - Key to Market behavior by Frost and Prechter, one of the classic resource on the topic. Also, a relatively good free resource on the YouTube is Elliott Wave Tutorial Part 1 to 5 by a channel called "Wave 618"
(1) See how the Magenta Trendlines are driving the prices. These are long term and solid structure contained within the trendlines. Lower Trend line provides the support and the upper trendline provides the resistance.
(2) Waves counted in in Red shows major/monthly elliott wave cycles. Waves in Blue shows sub waves within the major wave cycles. Waves in magenta shows sub waves within sub waves of the major cycles. Waves in the green shows correction waves in the major elliott wave cycle. This is preferred wave count, the alternate counts are not shown here and i will paste it later. Seeing WXY Correction as a part of Wave 2 correction. Seeing ABC correction as a part of Wave 4 correction. At this point, it most likely shows ABC correction but it may be turned in to complex corrective pattern. The structure in development right now is bit early to count it but as long as it stays above 180-185 zone, bullish structure is preserved and ABC correction pattern is complete. It we see monthly close below 180, it may turn in to complex correction and we may see dip correction.
(3) Pl note that this based on monthly chart analysis and each candle represents one month. If present structure is preserved and ITC stays above 180, then the wave 5 (Red color) counts are wave 3 (Red color) top and we will need to see the reaction from then on.
If you wanna learn Elliott wave analysis, pl have your account set up with Elliott wave international Also pl read Ellott wave book "Elliott Wave principle - Key to Market behavior by Frost and Prechter, one of the classic resource on the topic. Also, a relatively good free resource on the YouTube is Elliott Wave Tutorial Part 1 to 5 by a channel called "Wave 618"
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In the above chart Counts in Black are alternate counts and shows WXY Complex correction. Is it possible, yes it may be, is it probable? I would say less probable and hence this is my alternate count. The Sub wave counts in the blue color shows impulsive structure and shows 1-2-1-2 pattern where in first 1-2 shows sub wave 1 and then next 1-2 shows sub wave of lessor degree.
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