|

BAC Elliott Wave View: Started The Next Leg Lower

Bank of America Corporation ticker symbol: BAC short-term Elliott wave view suggests that a decline from 8/08/2018 high to $27.64 low ended intermediate wave (W). The internals of that decline unfolded in 3 swings with the distribution of 5-3-5 zigzag structure. Up from there, a bounce to $29.20 high ended the short-term correction against 8/08/2018 high in intermediate wave (X) as double three structure. Where Minor wave W ended in 3 swings at $28.58. Minor wave X pullback ended at 28.16 low and Minor wave Y ended at $29.20 high.

Down from there, intermediate wave (Y) remains in progress and a break below $27.64 last weeks low confirming the next extension lower. Down from $29.20 high, the lesser degree Minute wave ((i)) ended in 5 waves at $27.97. Minute wave ((ii)) bounce ended at $28.52 and Minute wave ((iii)) remain in progress looking to extend lower 1 more time. Afterwards, BAC is expected to do a Minute wave ((iv)) bounce before further downside in Minute wave ((v)) is seen to complete Minor wave A of a possible zigzag structure. We don’t like buying the stock and prefer more downside against $29.20 high.

BAC 1 Hour Elliott Wave Chart

chart
chart

Become a Successful Trader and Master Elliott Wave like a Pro. Start your Free 14 Day Trial at - Elliott Wave Forecast.


Author

Elliott Wave Forecast Team

Elliott Wave Forecast Team

ElliottWave-Forecast.com

More from Elliott Wave Forecast Team
Share:

Editor's Picks

EUR/USD holds firm near 1.1850 amid USD weakness

EUR/USD remains strongly bid around 1.1850 in European trading on Monday. The USD/JPY slide-led broad US Dollar weakness helps the pair build on Friday's recovery ahead of the Eurozone Sentix Investor Confidence data for February. 

GBP/USD holds medium-term bullish bias above 1.3600

The GBP/USD pair trades on a softer note around 1.3605 during the early European session on Monday. Growing expectation of the Bank of England’s interest-rate cut weighs on the Pound Sterling against the Greenback. 

Gold remains supported by China's buying and USD weakness as traders eye US data

Gold struggles to capitalize on its intraday move up and remains below the $5,100 mark heading into the European session amid mixed cues. Data released over the weekend showed that the People's Bank of China extended its buying spree for a 15th month in January. Moreover, dovish US Fed expectations and concerns about the central bank's independence drag the US Dollar lower for the second straight day, providing an additional boost to the non-yielding yellow metal.

Cardano steadies as whale selling caps recovery

Cardano (ADA) steadies at $0.27 at the time of writing on Monday after slipping more than 5% in the previous week. On-chain data indicate a bearish trend, with certain whales offloading ADA. However, the technical outlook suggests bearish momentum is weakening, raising the possibility of a short-term relief rebound if buying interest picks up.

Japanese PM Takaichi nabs unprecedented victory – US data eyed this week

I do not think I would be exaggerating to say that Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi’s snap general election gamble paid off over the weekend – and then some. This secured the Liberal Democratic Party (LDP) an unprecedented mandate just three months into her tenure.

Bitcoin, Ethereum and Ripple consolidate after massive sell-off

Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Ripple prices consolidated on Monday after correcting by nearly 9%, 8%, and 10% in the previous week, respectively. BTC is hovering around $70,000, while ETH and XRP are facing rejection at key levels. Traders should be cautious: despite recent stabilization, upside recovery for these top three cryptocurrencies is capped as the broader trend remains bearish.