.. one thing that got my attention since I analyze charts under Elliott Wave perspective is that the exception is the rule very often .. one of the classical cases is when the lowest (or highest) price of a wave is not wave 5 .. it is wave b .. it happens more than not .. the exception is the rule clearly in this case .. Spx, Nasdaq and Dow have the same low, so it could be seen as a legitimate wave 5 low (however the 3 waves are easy to see in the structure) .. but all indexes that I've been lookin' except those mentioned before did not bottomed Feb 1st and present the same 3 wave structure .. I'm not convinced about that low and I am workin' on a count where the bottom is wave b .. in the count that I show wave 2 retrace maybe ended or is at final stages .. the 3rd could be just beginning with a leading diagonal ..
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