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NIO should keep dropping to end an impulse structure

Nio Inc. (NIO) is a Chinese multinational automobile manufacturer headquartered in Shanghai, specializing in designing and developing electric vehicles. The company develops battery-swapping stations for its vehicles, as an alternative to conventional charging stations. The company has raised over $5 billions from investors. In 2021, it plans to expand to 25 different countries and regions by 2025.

NIO daily chart November 2023

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In the chart above, we can see how NIO made a wave I of (c) ended at 11.67 low and wave II bounce finished at 24.43 high. Market continued lower making 5 waves down, and the wave ((5)) of III made an ending diagonal structure completing at 7.33 low. Then, took a part a 3-3-5 flat correction as wave IV ending at 16.18 high.

From 16.18 high, NIO made a strong move to the downside. Wave (1) of ((1)) ended at 9.46 low, then bounced making a zig zag structure finishing wave (2) at 11.35. The momentum continued sending the stock to 7.93 to complete wave (3). A small reaction higher ended wave (4) at 9.22 and continued lower to completed wave (5) of ((1)) at 7.18. This wave ((1)) is the wave ((1)) of V that at the same time is the wave V of (c) of ((II)).

NIO daily chart February 2024

Chart

After almost 4 months, NIO continued developing the propused impulse as wave V. Up from wave ((1)), wave (A) ended at 8.51 high. Then 3 swings lower completed wave (B) at 7.01 and an ending diagonal higher ended wave (C) at 9.57 high and also wave ((2)) as an expanding flat correction. 

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