Elliott Wave View Favors More Upside in BAC [Video]
|Bank of America (BAC) shows an incomplete bullish sequence from December 25,m 2018 low, favoring further upside. In the short term update below, the rally from March 26, 2019 low ($26.61) to $29.50 unfolded as an impulse and ended wave 1. The stock then pullback in wave 2 to $28.74 as an Elliott Wave zigzag structure. It has since resumed higher again within wave 3. Subdivision of wave 3 is in an impulse structure of a lesser degree.
Up from wave 2 low at $28.74, wave ((i)) ended at $30.32 and wave ((ii)) ended at $29. It still needs to break above wave ((i)) high at $30.32 to validate the view and avoid a double correction. Short term, as far as pullback stays above $28.74 in the first degree, expect BAC to extend higher. If pivot at $28.74 fails, then we can count the entire rally from March 26 low ($26.21) to $30.32 as wave 1. In this case, the stock then can do a wave 2 pullback in 3, 7, or 11 swing to correct the cycle from March 26 low before the rally resumes.
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