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Cochlear Limited – COH Elliott Wave technical analysis [Video]

Cochlear Limited - COH Elliott Wave Technical Analysis 

Overview

Our updated Elliott Wave analysis for the Australian Stock Exchange (ASX) focuses on COCHLEAR LIMITED – COH. According to our forecast, ASX:COH may have finished a second wave correction and might be starting a third wave rally. This stage often brings more price gains. In this report, we outline the next price target, the invalidation level, and possible medium-term trend direction.

COH one-day chart (semilog scale) analysis

  • Trend: Intermediate (Orange).

  • Wave mode: Motive.

  • Wave structure: Impulse.

  • Wave position: Wave 5)) - navy.

Analysis details: Wave 4)) - navy likely just ended a correction pattern marked A,B,C) - orange. Now, it appears ready for Wave 5)) - navy to rise. This scenario supports a bullish market view, with the next potential target being the prior high from Wave 3)) - navy, near $350.00.

  • Invalidation point: 246.52.
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COH Elliott Wave technical analysis

Four-hour chart analysis

  • Trend: Intermediate (orange).

  • Wave mode: Motive.

  • Wave structure: Impulse.

  • Wave position: Wave B - grey of Wave 2) - orange.

Short-term view: Recently, after forming a Diagonal pattern in Wave 1) - orange, COH saw a sharp drop in Wave 2) - orange, shaped as a Zigzag. This correction appears to have finished at 246.52 on a clear three-wave count. If this holds, Wave 3) - orange may now be beginning, targeting the short-term price level of 300.50 or higher.

  • Invalidation point: 246.52
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Conclusion

Our forecast aims to clarify the current Elliott Wave position of COCHLEAR LIMITED - COH. With well-defined price levels acting as confirmation or invalidation for the wave structure, our analysis helps traders build confidence in their strategy. The goal is to provide a neutral, professional outlook that supports smart trading decisions.

Cochlear Limited – COH Elliott Wave technical analysis [Video]

Author

Peter Mathers

Peter Mathers

TradingLounge

Peter Mathers started actively trading in 1982. He began his career at Hoei and Shoin, a Japanese futures trading company.

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