Dow - At the End of Wave 1 of Major wave (V)

I am still looking at 11300 as the end of sub-wave v. That is the end of wave 1 of major wave (V). Wave 2 pullback is expected to be around 2% to 3%. Hopefully wave 3 can be more dynamic. Short-term is going to be boring. Watch out for Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, both of them gained about 7% on Monday.

OK Back to my Europe Tour - Some photos from Kew, Royal Botanic Garden. An UNESCO World Heritage Site

Kew Garden of UK is one of the world's leading botanic gardens, holding over 1 in 8 of known plant species. The history of Malaysian rubber trees began with a few rubber seeds from Kew Garden.

From Kew Garden website

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One of the Entrance - Victoria Gate

Garden Layout - 300 Acres

Palm House - Creates conditions similar to Tropical Rainforest. 25% of the palm planted are threatened species in the wild.

Kew Palace - Built in 1631, the oldest building in Kew garden

The Temperate House - Extensive collection of temperate American and Australian plants.
At the far end is the Japanese Pagoda

The Evolution House - Journey through eons of plant development

The Japanese Garden

Queen Charlotte's Cottage

Queen Charlotte was given this building when she married George III. The cottage remained private until 1898, when Queen Victoria ceded it and its 15 hectares to Kew Garden to commemorate her Diamond Jubilee

Japanese Pagoda - It was completed in 1762 as a surprise for Princess Augusta

Japanese Pagoda Tree - Planted around 1762

Princess of Wales Conservatory - Opened by Diana, Princess of Wales in 1987.

Ten different environments cover the whole range of conditions in the tropics - all under one roof.

Some of the palm trees in the Palm House

8 plant species inside the Temperate House

Temple of Aeolus - Aeolus was the mythical king of storms and the four winds - Built in 1845

Daffodil daffodil everywhere