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3 Phases of Bear Market Alternate EWave Count

The Good, The Bad and the Ugly News!

Have you read 3 Phases of Bear Market (2007-2012) Part 2?

Two US TA Experts had provided an alternate Elliott Wave Count for DOW and S&P500 in line with Part 2 instead of the possible Elliott Wave Count provided in 3 Phases of Bear Market Part 1.

Here is the alternate Elliott Wave Count Charts for Dow and Straits Times Index prepared by me based on my understanding of what the experts explained. It's a possibility only, as compared to the previous one I prepared.



The Bad News is Wave A down is not complete. What had completed is Wave 1-4 of Wave A down. The recent strong Bear Market Rally was just Wave 4 up of Wave A. And Wave 5 down of Wave A might have started.

The Ugly News is we are still in Phase 1 of this Bear Market! Phase 2 and Phase 3 have yet to come, meaning this Bear Market still has a long way to go. Remember, 7-Year Bear Market!

The Good News is, you can guess lor! Phase 2 had not started. So there is still a big money making opportunity. Remember, Phase 2 might retrace 50% of this Bear Market!

So, now you agree with me or not? Elliott Wave is easy to learn but not simple to apply. Even experts differ in there views and usually have alternate wave counts just in case.

But, if you get the Elliott Wave Count correct, Elliott Wave Can Make You Rich!


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