
Look at the above 15-month chart for Dow, to me Dow has
either completed its major wave
(V) (Possibility 1) Or Dow has completed its wave
1 of its major wave
(V) (Possibility2)For
Possibility 1 where
(V) is completed, Dow will have to drop another 1,000 points to 10,000 level to form a major
A-B-C.
For
Possibility 2 where only wave
1 is completed, and if
(V) were to take the form of
(I), then wave
2-3-4-5 are likely to be completed within next two months (May & June).

I have decided to assume that Dow will have wave
1-2-3-4-5 for its major wave
(V) and that Dow is currently on wave
2.
I usually look at charts for all the 3 indices, Dow, Nasdaq and S&P, to see which one provides a clearer wave counts. All the 3 indices must behaved the same way ultimately. At this moment S&P provides a clearer wave count as shown above.
Wave
2 takes the form of an expanding
A-B-C as shown above. Judging from the shape of the corrective wave
A-B-C, it is possible that wave 2 may end around current level within the next 2 days. The whole major wave
(V) be completed by middle of May is another possibility if the major wave
(V) take the form of a wedge formation with overlaping waves
3-4-5.
It is also safer to keep an eye on
Possibility 1, the moment the current down-wave goes beyond 3%, I may have to switch back to
Possibility 1 option.