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Would fit a lesser wave 4 as well elo ...:) 240min Globex

A Glenn Nealy Mix style springs to mind :D

Almost 9 years to the day .... http://query.nytimes.com/gst/fullpage.html?res=9C0DE7DB153EF933A0575AC0A96F958260&sec=&spon=&pagewanted=1 In a move that could help increase home ownership rates among minorities and low-income consumers, the Fannie Mae Corporation is easing the credit...

I see why people have this move up as a wave 4 and now down into a 5th.. However on that count wave 4 overbalanced wave 2 by 17 points which goes against the classic style count rules that the likes of Frost and Bolton used.. The rule goes by: Each correction must not exceed the last...

1142 on the Globex is the 1:1 .. which is strong possable support area.. ( If its lesser (B) is forming an Elongated Flat they have a habit of going to the 61.8% (1135) rather than 1:1's) Put on the more conservative ED option but could morph into the standard 5 waves.. Should add it...

we had 3 waves up into a 1:1 so its a corrective pattern.. This move down could be the (B) wave before we get the (C) wave up. 120min Globex...

The talking heads on CNBC, BFOX ect go on and on don't they ... This time they just don't get it. Main street was not on board the ride up from the 02 lows.. They were busy getting "leveraged up" instead trying to play the property game. They'd had enough of Stocks when they finally...

When the price moves in measured moves to the downside it normally means either ED or some other corrective pattern such as an Exp Flat.. See what you think .... 240Min Globex.. :)

Been on The EUR Today as the ES still feels a little strange.. Might take another look at the ES just after lunch.. On a side note Any simple 1:1 target for the EUR at 140.57 area 120Min EUR Z8

Seems a slight understatement now :D Anyway last ALT was +44.5 so untill price clears the 1157 area then the Bears are still fully incontrol.. 240min Globex

Always have to keep an eye on those 88.6% they can be a very powerful signal :)

I was watching the same Neil Cavuto program. :D Its been much more widely covered on this side of the pond together with UK Bank Bradford & Bingley (B&B)... Reuters Uk on Fortis http://uk.reuters.com/article/businessNews/idUKTRE48Q21620080927?pageNumber=1&virtualBrandChannel=0 And...

Hi hollanders, If your having problems nailing down a count, then just focus on the last 5 waves of the degree (time frame) your looking at. Elliott gave a handy tip of "All waves will relate by geometric degree" So if you can get a reasonable idea of if the last 5 waves are...

Got the move up... :) Now were at a key point for a move back down if it can not clear its 88.6% around 1221 on the ES

McCain must be getting ready to round up those house republicans if he wants to attend Ole Miss tonight...:D An outside the box count just incase McCain pulls it off... :)) 1195 is the 61.8% 1193 is the 78.6% & 1193 88.6% if these hold then we could very well get a pop...If not McCain...

Hi QV :) I'm a fan of watching the index's especially the OEX has it has a 66.6% weighting on the SPX.... Here;s a different slant just incase "Da boyz" on the hill spring a surprise.. 60min ES

Updated...Agin from EWI http://www.elliottwave.com/freeupdates/archives/2008/09/25/An-Update-on-the-$138-Billion----and-the-Inferences.aspx Yesterday I discussed some of the events surrounding the bankruptcy filing on Sept. 15 by Lehman Brothers, including the roles of J.P. Morgan, Citibank...

Interesting use of $138 billion :D From EWI of all places ... http://www.elliottwave.com/freeupdates/archives/2008/09/25/An-Update-on-the- It may seem like a long time ago, but it was only on Monday of last week (Sept. 15) that Lehman Brothers filed for bankruptcy; the equally big news...

I should remind myself these are not normal free markets so the patterns will be a little more sloppy..... http://www.elitetrader.com/vb/attachment.php?s=&postid=2088599 Well done Mu on getting to over 600 pages! :)

1207 is also the 38.2 Hmm...Its looking to sloppy of a 38.2% these should be devastingly fast... The bulls still have new highs in there sights