US Indices at the Edge – Bearish Wave Counts

us indices

US Indices have been going through some tough times for the past two months. It may not be over!

October kicked off with a massive sell-off in stocks and indices worldwide, thus implementing risk-off sentiment or even the “fear” effect caused by a sudden spike in volatility.

This possibility has been explained gradually and multiple times, either with the “New Horizons & Opportunities – Volatility Spike & Trade Ideas” article or live, during the “Mastering Elliott Wave – Revision Webinar” or October’s “Non-Farm Payrolls Live Session.” Further down the line, a Dow Jones 360 view was shared, once the bearish sequence settled.

November is coming to an end, and the main question is: is the bull-market returning or are the bears just getting started?

Technically speaking, Dow Jones, SNP500 and Nasdaq100 are all sitting “at the edge of the cliff.” In other words, stock exchanges would need to bounce and perform an impressive come-back if investors were to snap out of it and regain their buying stance.

However, there are a few factors which are not to be neglected by a calculated mind.

At these very moments, US Indices are either resting on crucial trend-lines or entering a dangerous territory.

* This article contains delicate information and should not be treated as investment advice or as a solicitation the trade. Risk must be considered.

US Indices – Elliott Wave Counts

Volatility Index (VIX) – 2H Chart

VIX could be continuing the recently witnessed spike in “red October.” If this would materialize, then this could lead global indices in an even more aggressive sell-off, thus continuing the bearish cycle.

US30 – Daily Chart

US30 – 4H Chart

Dow Jones is currently retesting a significant trend-line on which it previously gained support, leading towards bullish outcomes. A breach of this trend-line could drastically implement a bearish sequence.

SPX500 – Daily Chart

SPX500 – 4H Chart

SNP500 is also retesting a very important trend-line, one which previously resulted in bullish swings. A breach of this trend-line could lead towards a “devastating” scenario, in the sense that the bearish momentum could increase rapidly and with continuity.

NAS100 – Daily Chart

NAS100 – 4H Chart

Nasdaq100 does not match the US indices mentioned above, in fact, the structure points towards a breach as a possibility, as the strong support and trend-line have been breached already.

In a bearish scenario, NAS100 could retest the previously broken trend-line and would face a “challenging” resistance.

* This article should not be treated as investment advice or as a solicitation the trade. It should be treated as market commentary and risks should be considered.

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