How the NASDAQ 100 Can Reach $16660+

Over the past two months, we have been tracking a corrective Elliott Wave Principle (EWP) move (a-b-c) lower from the July 4 high before seeing the next rally to ideally around $16660. We have followed up on our base prognostication regularly, and three weeks ago, see here, we found

“if the index stays above the October 6 low, with a first warning for the Bulls below the $14800-900 zone, it should ideally be on its way to $16660. Lastly, a break above $15615 will seal the deal for the Bulls. Thus, while the index did not bottom precisely where we would have liked it to, we have precise price levels below which we know our assessment is wrong. Until then, we prefer to look higher.”

Fast forward, and similar to the , see here, the morphed from a single, simple zigzag (a-b-c) into a double, complex zigzag (green a-b, grey a-b-c) from the red W-iii July x high. See Figure 1 below. This complication can always happen, but it is impossible to know beforehand and why we set objective price levels below or above we know our primary expectation is wrong.

Figure 1. NASDAQ100 daily resolution chart with technical indicators and detailed EWP count.
However, the index still bottomed on October 26 perfectly within the ideal red target zone (76.40-100.00% Fibonacci-extensions of red W-i, measured from the red W-ii low) as well as in the green and orange target zones we had presented to our premium members later in October. Hence, it pays to stay more regularly informed than once every other week. Moreover, the NDX has since staged a relentless rally: a Zweig Breadth Thrust Event was registered last Friday, November 3.

See our X post here:

Does this mean it is now all clear sailing? No, due to the Elliott Waves markets never move in a straight line. To reach $16660+ the market will complete five (green) waves up 1, 2, 3, 4, 5. The 2^nd and 4^th waves are corrective pullbacks.

Currently, we view the index as wrapping up its (green) 1^st wave. See figure 2 below. Based on the negative divergence and the number of pullbacks registered on the hourly time frame since the October 26 low, grey W-iii is topping out, followed by grey W-iv and W-v. We, therefore, expect the index to top out soon, ideally around $15500+/-100, before a multi-day correction (green W-2) down to ideally $14600+/-100 kicks in.

Figure 2. NASDAQ 100 hourly resolution chart with technical indicators and detailed EWP count.
Once green W-2 is completed, green W-3 to ideally $16450+/-100 will ensue. Like last, and as always, our primary expectations are wrong on a drop below the October 26 low, with a 1^st warning for the Bulls below $14400.