As long as the volume doesn't pick up, I will assume that Dow is forming a diagonal wave
(v) and it can end pretty soon. That also mark the end of major wave
(5).
Then the next question is whether the Mega wave
1 has 5 or 9 major wave.
(a) Mega wave 1 has 9 major waves.
Dow will have a 12% to 15% major wave
(6) correction as shown below.
This will tie in quite well with Paul Schatz, President of Heritage Capital, has in mind. He is bullish but expecting a near term pullback.
"I do think we are building towards a peak that will mark a 10% to 20% decline." He think a new market top could be set in the coming August or September.
"If we do have a decline, I think it will bottom in October, and possibly it will lead to another rally ......."
Click '
Heading for a 1987-style crash ?' for the report by Matt Nesto.
(b) Mega wave 1 has only 5 major waves.
Under this scenario, the end of the diagonal wave
(v) also mark the end of the mega wave
1.
A mega wave
2 correction can be very damaging. Minimum target is the bottom of major wave
(4) at 10655 level, a 33% pullback. The worst case scenario is a 100% retracement to March 2009's low of 6547 level - the bubble has burst.
As I have mentioned before, I don't expect the asset bubble to burst without going through a dynamic, high volume, speculative euphoric run. If Dow does form a diagonal wave
(v) to end the major wave
(5), I expect the next correction to be a major wave
(6) pullback with magnitude not exceeding 15%.
Summer is the best time to see sunflowers. Whenever I see sunflower, I think of Van Gogh and his Sunflowers.
And then his starry starry night
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