At Kraft Heinz, we still believe we are dealing with a downtrend. On the other hand, it's conceivable that we've been seeing a bullish trend since the low at $19.99. Yet, we're not ready to discount the possibility that a bearish scenario is likely. This is because we've observed a five-wave downward structure from the all-time high of $97.77 down to $19.99 on the broad chart. Zooming in since our last analysis, we've developed Waves 1 and 2, which should lead to Wave (3). This, in turn, should be at a minimum of the 161.8% level, with a minimum target of $45 to a maximum level of $60. We don't believe it will exceed this significantly.
We're now considering whether to find smaller entries. Regardless of whether we're in a bearish or bullish cycle overall, we expect to see a five-wave upward structure for Wave ((c)). Both in zigzag and flat scenarios, the C-wave is a five-wave structure. Thus, our scenario involves searching for entries, as we anticipate a rise with five-wave structures in both scenarios.