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INDU Elliott Wave View: Further downside

Short term Elliott Wave view in INDU ( Dow) suggest that instrument is showing 5 swings sequence from 3/03 peak (21018) favoring more downside. From 3/03 peak INDU is following a Double three Elliott wave Structure, where Minor wave W ended at 20579 low and Minor wave X ended at 20887 peak. Index has since broken below the 20412 low, suggesting the next leg lower in Minor wave Y has started already. The Internal Subdivision of Minor wave Y is also unfolding as Double three Elliott wave structure where Minute wave ((w)) ended at 20453 and Minute wave ((x)) bounce turns out to be a flat correction. Where the Minutte wave (a) ended at 20644 peak and Minutte wave (b) at 20379 low, above from there index could have ended the 5 waves in Minutte wave (c) of a flat within blue box area at yesterday’s peak 20629, while near term bounces fails below there & more importantly as far as pivot from 20888 peak Minute wave X connector’s peak stays intact index has scope to resume lower 1 more leg at least. we don’t like selling the index.

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