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Dow Jones Index (US 30) is building a bull flag continuation chart pattern within a larger uptrend. A bullish breakout should confirm a push higher.
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The US 30 chart needs a break above the resistance trend lines (orange) to confirm a continuation of the uptrend (green arrows).
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On the 1 hour chart, price action seems to be building a sideways correction after showing strong bullish impulse (wave 3 green).
Let’s review the price and wave patterns plus review the main targets and what-if scenarios.
Price charts and technical analysis
The US 30 chart needs a break above the resistance trend lines (orange) to confirm a continuation of the uptrend (green arrows):
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The bullish breakout could confirm a wave 3 (light blue) pattern.
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The larger wave analysis is indicating a strong uptrend with a potential wave 3 (purple) of wave 3 (red).
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Recently price completed an ABC (light blue) within wave 4 (orange) at the 38.2% Fibonacci level and 144 ema close. The -27.2% Fibonacci target of that price swing is located at 34,000.
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But a wave 3 (light blue) could go as far as 34,600 or even 35,000 before losing momentum, if this is a wave 3.
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Any bearish breakout (orange dotted arrow) would invalidate this immediate bullish outlook. Although the long-term trend is still up and therefore any retracement could simply find support at the 144 ema close (blue dotted arrow).
On the 1 hour chart, price action seems to be building a sideways correction after showing strong bullish impulse (wave 3 green):
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The sideways range is probably a wave 4 (green), which respected the 38.2% Fibonacci level.
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A bullish breakout could indicate a push higher. Perhaps as part of the wave 5 (green).
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A pullback to the 50% Fibonacci level could still be a bouncing spot.
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Only a deeper break places this wave outlook in danger. But the uptrend still remains intact even if price action retraces, just with a different wave scenario.
The analysis has been done with the ecs.SWAT method and ebook.
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