The post The rally to 7120 continues appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. We have been monitoring the SP500 (SPX) to reach approximately 7120 in an Elliott Wave (EW) Principle impulse (five-wave) move upward from the early April lows for a more significant top for many months. Within this uptrend, we have recently been tracking a minor 4th wave correction since early November, which we found to have ended late November: “…Therefore, November 12 was the Wave b of Wave 4, and last Friday ended the W-c of the (green) W-4 correction. Additionally, the correction this month best qualifies as a (double) zigzag, while the April 10-21 correction best qualifies as a flat, which meets the EW’s “rule of alternation”. Thus, contingent on the SPX holding above last Friday’s low at 6521, with a serious warning for the Bulls below 6630 (Monday’s low), we can allow for the index to rally to 7120+.” Fast forward to today, the index stayed above 6630 and is up 125 points (1.8%). See Figure 1 below. It should complete a 4th-wave pullback before the rally continues. See Figure 1 below. Figure 1. Short-term Elliott Wave count for the SPX since October In a textbook five-wave impulse pattern, the third wave usually reaches the 161.8% extension, the fourth wave hits the 100.0%, and the fifth wave extends to 200.0%. This would translate to roughly 6852 for the orange W-3, 6800 for the W-4, and 6897 for the W-5. In reality, the index peaked at 6850, dipped to 6780, and today reached 6895. Thus, the EW predicted these moves with remarkable accuracy (+/- 0.03-0.3%). What does this mean moving forward? Unless there are unexpected extensions of the current (orange) W-5, we anticipate a slight pullback in the gray 4th wave to around 6785-6825 before the next upward move (gray W-v) begins. The latter could then ideally reach 6930-7010. Note… The post The rally to 7120 continues appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. We have been monitoring the SP500 (SPX) to reach approximately 7120 in an Elliott Wave (EW) Principle impulse (five-wave) move upward from the early April lows for a more significant top for many months. Within this uptrend, we have recently been tracking a minor 4th wave correction since early November, which we found to have ended late November: “…Therefore, November 12 was the Wave b of Wave 4, and last Friday ended the W-c of the (green) W-4 correction. Additionally, the correction this month best qualifies as a (double) zigzag, while the April 10-21 correction best qualifies as a flat, which meets the EW’s “rule of alternation”. Thus, contingent on the SPX holding above last Friday’s low at 6521, with a serious warning for the Bulls below 6630 (Monday’s low), we can allow for the index to rally to 7120+.” Fast forward to today, the index stayed above 6630 and is up 125 points (1.8%). See Figure 1 below. It should complete a 4th-wave pullback before the rally continues. See Figure 1 below. Figure 1. Short-term Elliott Wave count for the SPX since October In a textbook five-wave impulse pattern, the third wave usually reaches the 161.8% extension, the fourth wave hits the 100.0%, and the fifth wave extends to 200.0%. This would translate to roughly 6852 for the orange W-3, 6800 for the W-4, and 6897 for the W-5. In reality, the index peaked at 6850, dipped to 6780, and today reached 6895. Thus, the EW predicted these moves with remarkable accuracy (+/- 0.03-0.3%). What does this mean moving forward? Unless there are unexpected extensions of the current (orange) W-5, we anticipate a slight pullback in the gray 4th wave to around 6785-6825 before the next upward move (gray W-v) begins. The latter could then ideally reach 6930-7010. Note…

The rally to 7120 continues

2025/12/06 04:30

We have been monitoring the SP500 (SPX) to reach approximately 7120 in an Elliott Wave (EW) Principle impulse (five-wave) move upward from the early April lows for a more significant top for many months. Within this uptrend, we have recently been tracking a minor 4th wave correction since early November, which we found to have ended late November:

…Therefore, November 12 was the Wave b of Wave 4, and last Friday ended the W-c of the (green) W-4 correction. Additionally, the correction this month best qualifies as a (double) zigzag, while the April 10-21 correction best qualifies as a flat, which meets the EW’s “rule of alternation”. Thus, contingent on the SPX holding above last Friday’s low at 6521, with a serious warning for the Bulls below 6630 (Monday’s low), we can allow for the index to rally to 7120+.

Fast forward to today, the index stayed above 6630 and is up 125 points (1.8%). See Figure 1 below. It should complete a 4th-wave pullback before the rally continues. See Figure 1 below.

Figure 1. Short-term Elliott Wave count for the SPX since October

In a textbook five-wave impulse pattern, the third wave usually reaches the 161.8% extension, the fourth wave hits the 100.0%, and the fifth wave extends to 200.0%. This would translate to roughly 6852 for the orange W-3, 6800 for the W-4, and 6897 for the W-5. In reality, the index peaked at 6850, dipped to 6780, and today reached 6895. Thus, the EW predicted these moves with remarkable accuracy (+/- 0.03-0.3%).

What does this mean moving forward? Unless there are unexpected extensions of the current (orange) W-5, we anticipate a slight pullback in the gray 4th wave to around 6785-6825 before the next upward move (gray W-v) begins. The latter could then ideally reach 6930-7010. Note that, like the orange W-4, pullbacks in an uptrend tend to be shallow because “in bull markets the upside surprises and the downside disappoints.” If that is the case, the fifth wave will go higher as well. Regardless, this ideal upside target zone is already closer to the 7120 level we’ve been eyeing, from where the chances of a prolonged move down to 5800+/-400 increase significantly.

The short-term warning levels for the Bulls are set at 6827, 6800, 6738, 6660, and 6597. Each time these levels are broken, the chances of a continued uptrend drop by 20%.

Source: https://www.fxstreet.com/news/sp500-elliott-wave-update-the-rally-to-7120-continues-202512052004

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