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EQT corporation weekly bullish sequence targets $76

EQT Corporation (NYSE: EQT) found a strong buying opportunity in the 2023 Blue Box Area, allowing the stock to resume its rally toward new all-time highs. Moreover, in today’s article, we explore the Elliott Wave structure, highlighting potential paths and targets for its continued bullish momentum.

EQT weekly chart

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Elliott Wave Analysis

The weekly chart of EQT highlights its advance from the 2020 low, with wave (I) peaking at $51.97, followed by a 3-wave pullback in wave (II) that ended at $28.11. After that, the stock confirmed a bullish sequence by reaching new all-time highs, signaling the continuation of wave (III).

Currently, EQT is progressing through a 5-wave advance from its 2023 low, steadily approaching the 61.8% Fibonacci extension zone at $57.75 – $64.74, where wave I of (III) could complete. Moreover, once this level is reached, a wave II pullback is expected, providing a buying opportunity in 3, 7, or 11 swings. Furthermore, the stock remains supported, with the next upside target aiming for the equal legs area between $76 – $105.

Conclusion

The bullish Grand Super Cycle for EQT continues, creating opportunities to buy daily and weekly corrective pullbacks using our Elliott Wave strategy. The best approach involves entering after the stock completes a 3, 7, or 11 swing sequence from its peak. Moreover, our extreme Blue Box system improves precision, helping traders identify entry points with clarity and confidence.

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Elliott Wave Forecast Team

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