Nasdaq 100's "Dip" Complete?

 | Dec 25, 2022 16:32

Last week we found for the Nasdaq 100, using the Elliott Wave Principle (EWP) , that

"the primary expectation of black W-b from a month ago remains the same; it simply morphed twice. We now have a zigzag+flat pattern, which gives us an overall larger flat (black) W-b. We currently track five waves lower because flat corrections end in five waves. "

In addition, we found that

"W-3 should ideally reach $11100 +/- 100. Green W-4 should bounce back to around $11500+/-100 before green W-5 takes hold to ideally $11000 +/- 100. Note these target zones are based on standard Fibonacci-based extensions and retrace. The market can always decide to deviate, i.e., extend."

Like the S&P 500, the NDX decided not to follow an ideal Fibonacci-based impulse pattern to the T but to extend the waves a little bit. Or, as D. Rumsfeld would say, "a known unknown." Namely, the index bottomed Thursday at $10784, which is only 1.1% below the W-5 target zone of this ideal pattern forecasted last week. See Figure 1 below.

Figure 1