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EWC long term Elliott Wave uptrend and cycles

Firstly the EWC instrument inception date was 3/12/1996. The Canada ETF seeks to track the investment results of an index composed of large and mid-sized companies in Canada. This is of course reflected in the price. The best Elliott Wave reading of the long-term cycles presume some lower prices that did not exist prior to the ETF fund inception date.

As shown on the monthly chart, the bullish cycle from all-time lows is believed to have ended in November 2007. This is mostly in line with many other broad-based ETFs and indices that ended larger cycles near that time. Likewise, the steep pullback lower into the March 2009 lows replicated the pullbacks in other ETF & indices instruments. This pullback was strong enough to suggest it had corrected the cycle up from the all-time lows. The analysis and commentary continue below the monthly chart.

EWC

Secondly, the bounce from the March 2009 lows has now got back above the November 2007 highs. However, compared to other indices instruments it is lagging. That’s not to say it will not catch up it is just the way it works out. EWC bounces higher as related indices instruments are going higher. However as of lately at a slower pace. Similarly, the instrument corrects cycles in pullbacks lower when the related instruments are doing the same.

The analysis and conclusion as mentioned earlier; Price has got above the November 2007 highs as the above chart shows. The cycles remain bullish nearer-term while pullbacks remain above the March 2020 lows. The instrument should proceed higher with the related other countries' ETFs and indices reflecting the improvements in the progression of mankind.

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