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$SPY Elliott Wave: Bullish sequences calling the rally

In this technical blog we’re going to take a quick look at the Elliott Wave charts of SPY published in membership area of the website.  As our members know, SPY is showing incomplete bullish sequences in the cycle from the 12.22.2022 low . That makes the ETF bullish against the 387.22 pivot. Recently SPY has given us short term correction. We got 3 waves pull back which found buyers right at equal legs area as we expected.  In the further text we are going to explain the Elliott Wave Forecast and trading setup.

SPY 1h Elliott Wave analysis 1.25.2023

SPY made 5 waves up in the cycle from the December 22nd low. Break of 1 red peak ( 01.17)  made the ETF bullish against the 387.22 low. Currently we are getting 3 waves pull back which is correcting the cycle from the mentioned low. Equal legs area is already reached at 396.75-393.63 and from there we expect to see turn higher. As the ETF is currently in bullish cycle, we expect buyers to appear at the marked area for further rally toward new highs ideally.

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SPY 1h Elliott Wave analysis 1.26.2023

SPY found buyers at the equal legs area :396.75-393.63 as expected. Pull back ((ii)) black ended at 393.6 low.  We got nice rally toward new highs. As a result, members who took short trades mad positions risk free.  ( Put SL at BE) and took partial profits.

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