Showing posts with label wave count. Show all posts
Showing posts with label wave count. Show all posts

Thursday, October 4, 2012

Monsanto : MON Chart as Loss Widens!




DOW JONES : Monsanto Co.'s (MON) fiscal fourth-quarter loss widened as the world's largest seed company saw corn and cotton seed sales decline. Looking ahead, the company predicted full-year earnings of $4.18 to $4.32 a share. On average, analysts polled by Thomson Reuters predicted $4.38.

While a few days removed from the report, the long term chart of Monsanto shows a perfect corrective elliott channel and IMO, price has  reached significant levels of interest.  Furthermore, the wave count is mature. While the possibility does exist for further upside, it appears to be limited. 

Should price continue to expand significantly beyond the typical targets associated with practicing the Elliott Wave Principal, and move outside of the corrective channel, it would be reasonable to question the overall interpretation  and seek alternate wave labeling.

Note: Additional fib clusters also lie around the $109 - 110 level. 


Best of Trading


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Trade at your own risk. The blog site, Newsletter and all other information, material and content accessible from this Site (collectively, the "Content")  provided herein provides the context for market analysis with respect to a market's, a security or a commodity's general position utilizing the Elliott Wave Principle. The Content contained herein are the opinion and general comments of the author and is based upon information that Mr. Sinibaldi considers reliable but neither ElliottWaveLive nor he warrants it's completeness or accuracy and it should not be relied upon as such. Mr. Sinibaldi or ElliottWaveLive (collectively, referred to as “EWL”) are not under any obligation to update or correct any content provided on this website. Any statements and or opinions are subject to change without notice. The content and comments contained herein neither purports nor intends to be, specific trading advice. It has been prepared without regard to any particular person's investment objectives, financial situation and particular needs. Information should not be considered as an offer or enticement to buy, sell or trade. 

A more and comprehensive Risk Disclaimer and Disclosure Statements is available within the left margin of this blog site.   
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Fair Disclosure Notice: I do not have a position in any of the aforementioned futures markets or securities related to this article. 

Sunday, July 29, 2012

ES_F Update:

The Manipulators Have Struck Again!


Over the past few days, the governing bodies of Europe have successfully talked up the markets, in particularly,.... Friday's price action was ridiculous! Yet, if readers had been watching my tweet stream, on July 24, I tweeted, " ES_F currently at 1319.5-1320.75 support . If it fails we could see a slide to 1305."


Support actually held and the market hasn't looked back. Two days later, Mario Draghi manipulated the market with his comments to support the Euro at all costs. Friday, more chatter and the market exploded (see chart). The simple fact is that the US equity market response to economic news has increased dramatically!










The above chart is the last chart that I left readers with. Read more about my initial thoughts made on July 18, 2012. 










I have modified the wave labeling and included a price channel. The initial failure to achieve 1397.5 from the 7/19 high of 1376 brought initial concerns to the wave count. The subsequent decline heightened my level of concern when 1320 held (see previous comments above), to end w. (b). The advance from w.(b) low has extended beyond the corrective price channel and suggests the presence of a third wave. As such, it would be difficult to maintain an corrective stance to 1397.5 as price would clearly remain outside of the channel to meet my initial projection where w.y = w.w @ 1397.5. Therefore, I'm updating the possible scenarios that I'm paying particular attention to. 


Note: These patterns below are subject to multiple interpretations which may require further development in order to conclude that any particular pattern is of higher probability than the others. 










1. First, I think it's important to actually look at the CASH market. Here is a possible leading diagonal scenario that would explain the initial advance. You'll notice that there is a clear distinction between the emini contract high on 7/19 and the CASH.  The price objective at 1399.48 would only be applicable IF the July 19 high of 1371.21 is w.A and where w=C of w.2 = .618 w.A. Complicating matters is the thrust from the 7/24 low.... w.C should not have an increasing slope when compared to w.A. Therefore, this scenario is suspect.  












2.  Under scenario 2, the leading diagonal is now labeled w.1 and subsequent price action should follow the script laid out. IMO, the test for this scenario occurs on any meaning full retracement. To maintain this wave count, critical support of 1329.24 can't be violated.








3. Finally, I'm keeping in mind that this larger quarterly pattern may be applicable and what we are seeing right now is the beginning of a five wave sequence to end w.d.


Let's see how things develop. 




Best of Trading

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ElliottwaveLive is not an investment advisory service or broker dealer. None of its contributors are registered investment advisors, licensed stock brokers or CTA's. The author may hold short term and long term positions in the futures, stocks and ETF's discussed herein. The author may also trade around those positions which may be in direct conflict with your positions. Complete trade disclosures of the contributor’s holdings are posted at www.elliottwavelive.blogspot.com. See Trader Disclosure. 

Trade at your own risk. The blog site, Newsletter and all other information, material and content accessible from this Site (collectively, the "Content")  provided herein provides the context for market analysis with respect to a market's, a security or a commodity's general position utilizing the Elliott Wave Principle. The Content contained herein are the opinion and general comments of the author and is based upon information that Mr. Sinibaldi considers reliable but neither ElliottWaveLive nor he warrants it's completeness or accuracy and it should not be relied upon as such. Mr. Sinibaldi or ElliottWaveLive (collectively, referred to as “EWL”) are not under any obligation to update or correct any content provided on this website. Any statements and or opinions are subject to change without notice. The content and comments contained herein neither purports nor intends to be, specific trading advice. It has been prepared without regard to any particular person's investment objectives, financial situation and particular needs. Information should not be considered as an offer or enticement to buy, sell or trade. 

A more and comprehensive Risk Disclaimer and Disclosure Statements is available within the left margin of this blog site.   

Thursday, July 12, 2012

Global Bear or Bull Market? Part I of III

The Bull-Bear Debate



With all eyes zoomed in on the European debt debacle, it may be more beneficial for investors to take a more holistic view of inter-market relationships.


At Elliottwavelive, I've always tried to educate, present long term charts (with the exception of my short term futures updates) and display wave counts so that readers can possibly unify the concept of macro investing and technical analysis. 


In Part I of this three part series, we'll re-examine some of my previous analysis as well as some most recent headlines. As you will see, the charts are like chapters of a book. Each tells a story as the book of global macro investing is written. You will find countless examples of this within my blogsite.


In Part II, I'll update the charts to their current market position and present how I form a Bull - Bear thesis. 


In Part III - I'll put it all together with an in-depth look at the US equity Indexes. 




Part I: 


Just Charts:

Lately I have seen countless companies cut guidance. In the early part of June, I made a series of posts that subtly begged readers to consider the implications of what the charts may be revealing.  Here are links to a few key markets that I was watching. I would also recommend looking at additional posts and videos found in the archives section, located at the bottom right side of the blog. Please review them so that the remainder of the parts II and III will make sense. 


Copper and FCX 

Chinese Data Masking a Global Slowdown 


You Decide the Fate of the Markets



Headlines:

Brazil Cuts Rates For 8th Time as Recovery Falters

Copper slips ahead of China GDP data, growth concerns

Australia Employment Drops Unexpectedly

China's Slowdown Spreads Pain Despite Stimulus 

Asian Currencies Fall On Europe Slowdown Concern

Fiscal Cliff Starts to Hit Growth : US Economy On Death Row  

Europe slowdown adds more tension to Greek drama




I shared these headlines because investors form conscious or subconscious opinions that transcend producing day to day volatility spikes. The corresponding wild price swings underlie the battle between fear and greed. Acting, in such a manner, is usually a losing proposition thus our focus will be to initially dispel the headlines news and use technical analysis as a confirming mechanism. 


In closing, I leave you with a question to ponder. Will this be the worst earnings environment that we have seen since the 2007 global meltdown?


Best of Trading



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ElliottwaveLive is not an investment advisory service or broker dealer. None of its contributors are registered investment advisors, licensed stock brokers or CTA's. The author may hold short term and long term positions in the futures, stocks and ETF's discussed herein. The author may also trade around those positions which may be in direct conflict with your positions. Complete trade disclosures of the contributor’s holdings are posted at www.elliottwavelive.blogspot.com. See Trader Disclosure. 


Trade at your own risk. The blog site, Newsletter and all other information, material and content accessible from this Site (collectively, the "Content")  provided herein provides the context for market analysis with respect to a market's, a security or a commodity's general position utilizing the Elliott Wave Principle. The Content contained herein are the opinion and general comments of the author and is based upon information that Mr. Sinibaldi considers reliable but neither ElliottWaveLive nor he warrants it's completeness or accuracy and it should not be relied upon as such. Mr. Sinibaldi or ElliottWaveLive (collectively, referred to as “EWL”) are not under any obligation to update or correct any content provided on this website. Any statements and or opinions are subject to change without notice. The content and comments contained herein neither purports nor intends to be, specific trading advice. It has been prepared without regard to any particular person's investment objectives, financial situation and particular needs. Information should not be considered as an offer or enticement to buy, sell or trade. 


A more and comprehensive Risk Disclaimer and Disclosure Statements is available within the left margin of this blog site.   




Sunday, September 25, 2011

Heard on the Street: S&P, DAX, CAC40, Crude Oil, Silver, Nasdaq

Announcements:

Over your investment and trading career, I'll bet you've subscribed to a few newsletters. While there may be several reasons for doing so, one thing that bothers me about a service is that there's allot of filler content. If you're like me, I just want the meat and potatoes and hold the veggies! Put another way, just show me the charts. 

As most of you are now aware, I'm building a new website that will better serve a community of elliott wave traders and enthusiast. My content and the way I present it is ever evolving and in this weeks video I will be providing a more comprehensive overview of  the global markets. While I'll spend less time on each market, the multiple time frame charts and analysis is broken down with elliott wave labels and concise commentary.

I'd like to get some feedback from readers as to whether you like the shortened version that gives you just the counts vs my previous more detailed explanation of how I arrived at the wave count. Which is more important to you?





Tags: Heard on the Street, S&P, DAX, CAC40, Crude Oil, Silver, Nasdaq