Disney (NYSE: DIS) Impulsive Structure is Supporting Further Rally
|Disney (NYSE: DIS) surged to new all time highs in April 2019 confirming the breakout of the consolidation range that lasted for 3 years.
The rally from December 2018 low unfolded as an impulsive 5 waves structure which is part of the weekly cycle from 2016 low. The cycle ended on July peak from where a correction lower has started looking ideally for a 3 waves zigzag structure which can take the stock toward $129 – $123 area before the stock either resume the rally higher or bounce in 3 waves at least.
Disney DIS 4H Chart 08.10.2019
However, if DIS manage to rally higher without doing another leg lower, then the correction could have ended as a 3 waves flat structure so in that case the stock will remain supported above August low and it would aim for a move higher toward $150 – $156 area .
Disney DIS 4H Chart ( Aggressive View) 08.10.2019
In conclusion, Disney has bullish impulsive structure supporting the stock to find buyers in 3 or 7 swings pullback against December 2018 low $100 and it will be looking to make new all time highs after ending the current 4H correction.
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