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Elliott Wave View: Russell (RTY) Looking for Further UpsideShort term Elliott Wave suggests the rally from March 25, 2021 low is unfolding as a leading diagonal. Up from March 25 low, wave 1 ended at 2298.3 and pullback in wave 2 ended at 2112.6. Index then resumes higher in wave 3 towards 2350.30 and pullback in wave 4 ended at 2206.20. Wave 5 is currently in progress with internal subdivision as a 5 waves impulse in lesser degree. Up from wave 4, wave (i) ended at 2287.30 and dips in wave (ii) ended at 2258.80. Index resumed higher in wave (iii) towards 2342.80 and pullback in wave (iv) ended at 2330.30. Final leg higher wave (v) ended at 2346.70 and this completed wave ((i)) in higher degree. Wave ((ii)) pullback ended at 2284.70 with internal as a double three Elliott Wave structure. Down from wave ((i)), wave (w) ended at 2299.40 and rally in wave (x) ended at 2328.80. Index then extended pullback in wave (y) towards 2284.70. This completed wave ((ii)). Expect the Index to extend higher while above 2284.70, and more importantly above 2207.16. As far as June 21 pivot low at 2207.16 stays intact, expect dips to find support in 3, 7, or 11 swing for further upside.
CME_MINI:RTY1!
by Elliottwave-Forecast
RTY Daily Bullish ChannelThe RTY daily time frame is in an up channel. The market is at a high price hitting the top of the channel. According to the research, it will be a good idea to stay out of the market and to wait for the market to give a low price near a known level of U-turn either at the bottom of the channel or above the the channel. There is an up Fibonacci extension above the live market price point 2588.1 about +2,531 ticks away. As of now, I am out of the market wishing to be in.
CME_MINI:RTY1!Long
by JoshuaMartinez
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RTY pre-market with fibonacci.Fibonacci is primarily used to find support in this context so this graph is designed to give you more of a bullish perspective. Keep in mind the whole world thinks it is time for markets to tumble. It is summer and we are talking about inflation a lot recently. I don't like it when markets get slashed. The only people who benefit are the ultra-rich. Markets always go back up eventually, and all that movement doesn't get taken advantage of by the average investor. Most people don't care about that kind of thing because they are otherwise occupied with life events, but as a market watcher person, it's something I wish the average person cared about a little more. Kind of like going green: I don't really know what the effects are going to be if everyone reduces their carbon footprints, but I am pretty sure it would be a good thing. Whenever I think about this I always get led back to thinking education, regardless which discipline, is really the way to go. Hopefully all the money the .01%'ers absorb during the bear months will get back into the education system. That is what I will tell myself when I'm at my computer. That's not what the world will tell me when I go outside. Why do I get myself all bummed out right before trading? I'm legitimately more tired now.
CME_MINI:RTYU2021
by emehoke
RTY1! 13 JUNE 2021 2153 hrsTentative plan will be to see if that trendline has anything left for a push to that key resistance level. Supply pressure look pretty light so it may only be a shallow pullback, will see. Pretty uniform accumulation events off of that trend line. W's. You cam also see teh uniformity of teh RSI and how the re-accumulation events took place below the mean. That will be another pattern to look for. Wait for the rsi to at least touch the median line. This starts to give you space from any potential supply.
CME_MINI:RTY1!Long
by dee718
Tutorial | CFDs & Continuous Futures ContractsThis post is a follow-up to my 15-minutes of TradingView fame from a video I uploaded last week explaining how to get real-time futures data into TradingView for charting, analysis, and demo/paper trading. Thanks for all the comments and engagement (See Link to Related Ideas). So here's a Part 2 of sorts covering CFDs, an alternative set of products and symbols that are pretty darn close in price to the CME futures prices for stock indices and commodities. DM me if you'd like the Watchlists I highlight in the video.
CME_MINI:M2KM2021Education
by RodCasilli
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