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Elliott Wave analysis: Lululemon Athletica (NASDAQ: LULU) on different timeframes

The Elliott Wave analysis for Lululemon Athletica (NASDAQ: LULU) provides a detailed examination of its ongoing corrective structure within a larger five-wave impulsive sequence.

Daily Elliott Wave counts

On the daily chart, the stock remains in wave (4), a corrective phase within a larger impulsive trend. Wave (4) appears to follow an ABC zigzag pattern. Wave A has already ended as a five-wave decline. Meanwhile, wave B is still developing. It might take the form of a flat or expanded flat correction with three distinct waves.

Once wave B completes, wave C is likely to move downward. It could reach the Fibonacci extension zone between 1.0 ($361.72) and 1.618 ($332.38). This area corresponds with the “blue box,” a key high-probability reversal zone. The blue box signals where wave (4) might end, offering a potential entry for the bullish wave (5). The invalidation level is positioned below $225.71, ensuring a clear boundary for risk management.

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Hourly counts: Short-term outlook

On the hourly chart, wave (4) reveals crucial details, especially the structure of wave B. This wave is developing as a complex correction, likely a flat or double zigzag. Wave A already ended with a clear five-wave decline. Meanwhile, wave B is unfolding in a three-wave corrective pattern.Next, wave C is expected to complete as a five-wave decline. It will likely reach the blue box between $361.72 and $332.38. This area acts as a strong support zone and provides a high-probability reversal point. If the price reverses here, wave (5) could begin. This upward move may surpass the wave (3) high of $415.13, offering significant bullish potential.

Moreover, the analysis highlights the importance of trading in the direction of green right-side tags. These tags indicate favorable trends. Traders should avoid speculative positions, such as shorting in the blue box or relying on dotted-line projections. When wave (5) materialises as expected, it will likely confirm the Elliott Wave analysis and unlock further upside potential.

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