An updated wave 2 retrace theory
SPX wave 2 retracement
In EW Theory, wave 2 will retrace 61.8% of wave 1. Dan calculated this retracement percentage numbers for all the six minute [ii] waves starting from 2007 October.
Here are the numbers:
[ii] of 1 of (1) = .726
[ii] of 3 of (1) = .737
[ii] of 5 of (1) = .581
[ii] of 1 of (3) = .652
[ii] of 3 of (3) = .741
[ii] of 5 of (3) = .668"All had very deep retraces past 61.8%. In fact, the numbers generated kind of proves that Fibonacci retrace 'targets' are much overrated. The average retrace was .654. If you discard the quirky 5 of (1) of P1, the average of the remaining 5 is actually .70."
If S&P500 topped at 1101 on October 21 and we are in minute wave [ii] retracement to minute wave [i] decline from 1101 to 1029, the target for wave [ii] would be 1073 to 1080 level.
In above chart you can also see:
(1) Volume has been decreasing for past 5 trading sessions during minute wave [ii] retracement
Target for wave [iii] if minute wave [ii] ends at 1075:
wave [iii] target = 1075 - 1.618 * wave [1] decline
= 1075 - 1.618 * (1101 - 1029) = 959
(2) 8-day decline vs. 5-day retracement: another pair of Fibonacci ratio
(3) Head and Shoulder pattern if minute wave [ii] tops at 1073 to 1080 level.
Target for this HS pattern = 1025 - (1101-1025) = 949
So we will see the target zone at 950 to 960 if this wave structure and Head and Shoulder pattern unfold in next few weeks.
In above chart you can also see:
(1) Volume has been decreasing for past 5 trading sessions during minute wave [ii] retracement
Target for wave [iii] if minute wave [ii] ends at 1075:
wave [iii] target = 1075 - 1.618 * wave [1] decline
= 1075 - 1.618 * (1101 - 1029) = 959
(2) 8-day decline vs. 5-day retracement: another pair of Fibonacci ratio
(3) Head and Shoulder pattern if minute wave [ii] tops at 1073 to 1080 level.
Target for this HS pattern = 1025 - (1101-1025) = 949
So we will see the target zone at 950 to 960 if this wave structure and Head and Shoulder pattern unfold in next few weeks.
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