Watch My New Video: Counting Waves of the 400 point rally in ES-mini in August 2020
Off the low made at 3,191.50 on July 24th, 2020 ES-mini rallied almost 400 points and topped at 3,587 on September 2, 2020. In this video I will guide you through that rally and show you how I applied a framework of the Harmonic Elliott wave theory to predict the following market move.
The part 1 of the video shows you what Accumulation phase is and how it lets you detect an early stage of a trending move up.
In the part 2 of the video I explain how you can use simple moving averages to confirm completion of an Accumulation phase and start of a stronger part of the move up in wave iii up.
In the part 3 of the video I explain in details how a you can set the final Red Target box for an extended rally in subwave c of wave iii up and how the very some fractal can help you to forecast a high probability target for the first leg down of a corrective wave iv down.
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