June 27, 2022

S&P 500 / Elliott Wave Update 6/27/2022 by Michael Filighera

Monday’s trade did add a little bit more info/data as to what the ES is tracing out and what form it may take. The daily chart continues to favor a 50/50 probability for which of the two views I’m currently running congruent with each other. Currently I’m leaving the labeling for an Intermediate degree 5 wave decline. Under this view, the ES is in the process of tracing out a Minor wave 2 countertrend correction. Wave 2 will consist of an A-B-C structure. That brings us to Monday, where the ES reached a high at 3948 during the Globex session, with the market spending the better part of the day in the red.

For tomorrow, we should leave room for a stronger move to above 3948 and up towards 4000 to 4020 should it occur it would be creating 5 waves up off the 3639 low which I would label as wave A of Minor 2. This then suggests and opens the potential for a larger Minor 2 to be in process with resistance for the move shifting and including a run above 4100.

Should the market break down, we would look for a break below the 20 EMA and then the50 and 200 EMA with the ES not finding any difficulty in dropping back through 3750.

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