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Procter & Gamble (PG Stock) should keep moving higher after a pause for a correction

Since the crash of March 2020, all stocks have tried to recover what they lost and P&G was no exception. P&G did not only recover the lost, but It also reached historic highs. Now, we are going to try to build an impulse from wave II with a first target to $154.00 next $167.50 and $174.00.

P&G old daily chart

P&G

As we see in the daily chart, P&G built an impulse ((1)), ((2)), ((3)), ((4)), and ((5)) that we call I in red and it ended at 146.92. Then, the stock dropped in 7 swings down ((W)), ((X)) and ((Y)) forming a double correction and wave II. This wave II bounced from 121.54 dollars missing our ideal level for a few cents at 120.68.

P&G new daily chart

P&G

P&G rallied, and it completed wave ((1)) at 138.63 dollars. Also, we have seen a pullback that bounced at 130.19 dollars, Fibonacci 50% retracement, ending for us the wave ((2)). As we stay above this level, we should continue higher in order to build a new impulse as wave (1) before to see another correction. If 130.19 level breaks it will entry in a double correction but keeping above the 121.54 level and then continue higher again. Remember our first target is $154.00.

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