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[RT] Nasdaq Analysis for Oct 24th through Oct 31st 2005



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I'd like to share some analysis I did on the Nasdaq index. I'm curious if anyone else is seeing a sharp downswing into the Oct 24 - 31 timeframe?
 
It's a bit difficult to describe all the tools and principles used in this analysis, but fractal analysis, triangle resolution, and Andrews Median Lines (similar to Dynamic Gann Levels [DGL's] - L2) play a large part in this study... in addition to cycle principles.
 
Note the similarity in each of the three fractals. Fractal #3 (not yet completed) is on a track to be exactly half of Fractal #1 (in both time and price).  As a result, I expect Fractal #3 will complete in the red target box next week - to fulfill the shape of Fractals #1 and #2. The ideal target date for a Fractal #3 bottom is Oct 28 as this will be 128 trading days from the beginning of the fractal and exactly half of the 256 days in Fractal #1. The downswing may take another day, or so, (for a variety of reasons)... so... the bottom may also occur on Oct 31st.
 
Observe the bounce downward off of the Andrews resistance line on Thursday Oct 20th. This line also represents a 50% retrace from the peak of Oct 4th... so... it's no surprise that resistance held at the 2096 level. (Now... this could just as easily have been a DGL level, but pegging the center DGL point to the close of Pivot A does not always work as accurately desired. Andrews just happened to work better here).
 
Note the heavy red support line originating in 2001 (over four years old!!!). There are four reasonably significant pivots establishing this line. I suspect that any genuine break of this line will trigger additional and substantial movement to the downside. The index could easily break this line considering the medium cycle downswing in progress... and an apparent larger cycle downswing on the verge of being positively confirmed.
 
I strongly suspect the index will enter the red box next week. If price significantly violates the red support line, I don't think a mini-crash, or outright crash, is out of the question. I'd give it better than 50-50 odds in such a case. My primary targets for the index (as reflected in the following support levels) are 1,960, 1,868, and 1,726. It's a lot of ground to cover in six trading days considering Friday's close at 2,082.21.
 
In the following support and resistance levels, any significant violation of support will likely cause the index to drop to the next lower support level.
 
Good trading,
 
Andre
 

 

Nasdaq Support and Resistance Levels to Oct 31, 2005

 

October 23, 2005

 

Nasdaq Close on 10-21-2005 - 2082.21

 

 

Resistance Levels for Oct 24, 2005

 

Highest expected high for Oct 24th –  2085 (2084.76 to 2085.60) (strong resistance)

 

Support Levels through Oct 31, 2005  (support becomes resistance as the index falls)

 

1st level – 2074.20 (significant)

 

2nd level – 2068 (2067.51 to 2068.14) (minor)

 

3rd level – 2054.67 (significant)

 

4th level – 2042 (2040.78 to 2042.03) (significant)

 

5th level – 2025.58 (large significance)

 

6th level – 2016.77 (significant) (enters target zone – likely to continue down)

 

7th level – 1971.50 to 1968.50 (very significant – 4 year support line)

 

8th level – 1960 (1953.5 to 1960.0) (very significant - beyond “normal” 100% target – extended drop likely

 

9th level – 1938.47 (very significant – last support before a significant crash)

 

10th level – 1,867.61 (very significant – expected 162% target – major support if broken)

 

11th level – 1,798.50 (significant – 38.2% retrace from 2002 bottom)

 

12th level – 1,755 (some support – minor?)

 

13th level – 1,726 (1,713 to 1,726) – 262% target



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