The
Greek General Index is moving upwards according to our wave count so
far. The banking sector has proven a drag to the entire market but the
General Index continues higher after having found support at the upward
sloping yellow channel line. There is however a drawback in this
specific wave count. The recent rise in prices from wave C at 758 is not
a clear impulsive wave. This overlapping pattern may unfold into an
impulsive wave, but until then bulls will have to be extra cautious. The
sequence of higher highs and higher lows should also play an important
role in an investors trading strategy. As mentioned earlier, the banking
sector has proven to be a very heavy burden to this index. All in all,
investors should keep in mind that after 5 waves up, a correction is
imminent. Trading when the market is in wave 5 should be accompanied
with strict stop loss orders in order to avoid unwanted 5th wave
failures (inability to make new high). In our case however, if the 5th
wave does not make a new high above 910,99, then our longer term view of
a trend change in Greece will be at stake.
As always, thank you for taking the time to catch up with my thinking.
Maybe an ending diagonal in the fifth wave and because it looks weak, I would guess that there will be a flat five!
ReplyDeleteyes it could be, that is why it needs more time to unfold. The most important thing however is for the bigger trend change to be confirmed.
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