Siemens (SIE Stock) bullish bounce after bearish ABC pattern completed

The overall uptrend, however, remains valid. The bounce at the 38.2% Fibonacci level suggests an Elliott Wave 4 pattern.
The current ABC pullback (orange) has probably completed a wave 4 (grey) at the 38.2% Fibonacci retracement level.
On the 4 hour chart, Siemens seems to have completed the 5 wave pattern in the wave C. A 5 wave leading diagonal seems to be unfolding in wave 1.

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The Siemens (SIE) stock price made a bearish pullback after failing to break the top. Price action made an ABC pattern rather than full uptrend as our previous analysis expected.

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Siemens seems to have completed a bullish 5 waves (orange) in a wave 3 (grey) momentum:

The current ABC pullback (orange) has probably completed a wave 4 (grey) at the 38.2% Fibonacci retracement level.
The retracement in wave 4 is now a simple correction but it could expand into a longer ABC pattern as well.
A bullish breakout (green arrows) above the 21 ema zone could indicate a retest of the previous top. A bearish breakout (orange arrows) below the support trend line (green) could indicate a retest of the bottom or 38.2% Fibonacci level.
A bullish bounce is expected at the Fib level (blue arrows).
Only a deeper retracement below the 50% Fib places this wave outlook on hold (orange circle) or invalidates it (red circle).

On the 4 hour chart, Siemens seems to have completed the 5 wave pattern (green) in the wave C (orange):

A 5 wave leading diagonal (green) seems to be unfolding in wave 1 (orange).
A bearish ABC pattern could develop in wave 2 (orange).
The wave 2 is expected to bounce (blue arrows) at the Fibonacci levels.
A break below (dotted orange arrows) the 100% Fibonacci level indicates (red circle) one more lower low. It invalidates the wave 1-2 (orange) pattern.
But a bullish bounce is still expected at the Fibonacci levels around $140 (dotted blue arrow).
A bullish breakout (green arrows) before the pullback occurs indicate an immediate uptrend.

The analysis has been done with the ecs.SWAT method and ebook.

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Chris Svorcik

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Chris Svorcik is a trader, analyst, and educator with over 15 years of experience in financial markets, specializing in moving averages, market structure, and price patterns.

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