DAX is attacking all-time highs within an impulse [Video]

Gregor Horvat Wavetraders

German DAX was very non-directional, basically since June of 2025 and what I see is some very nasty moves on both sides of the market, but what got our attention recently is that the price has stopped at key support levels around 23k to 23300 area, from where we can see a very interesting and strong rebound. What is most important is that this rebound is coming after only three waves down from all-time highs, so it can be part of a WXY complex correction here in a fourth wave from daily chart. Of course there can be some other labelings as well, but with any approach you will probably come out with the same idea that this whole price action in this five to six month range is corrective, and whenever we see a correction we know that sooner or later it should be fully retraced, meaning the price could already be headed back toward the highs from current levels.

Bounce looks impulsive, and it’s breaking even the channel resistance line, so we think that more gains are coming after any near-term retracement.

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Gregor Horvat

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Experience Grega is based in Slovenia and has been in the Forex market since 2003.

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