Aristocrat Leisure Limited (ALL) analysis and Elliott Wave forecast [Video]

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ASX: ALL Elliott Wave technical analysis

Today's Elliott Wave analysis provides an updated outlook on ARISTOCRAT LEISURE LIMITED (ALL) on the Australian Stock Exchange (ASX).

We observe ASX:ALL continuing its upward movement in the short term. However, today's analysis highlights crucial price levels that suggest potential changes in trend. These signals indicate the possibility of increasing bearish pressure over time.

ASX: ALL Elliott Wave technical analysis (one-day chart - semilog scale)

Function: Major trend (Minor degree, grey).
Mode: Motive.
Structure: Impulse.
Position: Wave v-grey of Wave (v)-orange of Wave ((v))-navy.

Details:

The v-grey wave continues to move higher. However, attention must be given to the Alternative Wave Count (ALT WAVE COUNT), indicating that wave (iii) of the ((iii))-navy wave has just completed. If wave (iv)-orange unfolds further downward, it could confirm increased bearish pressure.

If price levels fall below 66.82, this alternative scenario gains clarity.

Invalidation point: 66.82.

ASX: ALL four-hour chart analysis

Function: Major trend (Minute degree, navy).
Mode: Motive.
Structure: Impulse.
Position: Wave ((iii))-navy of Wave v-grey.

Details:

A closer look at the 66.82 level shows that the v-grey wave remains in an advancing phase. Additionally, emerging subwaves indicate the v-grey wave is extending.

The next upward target remains achievable, specifically within the 76.61-78.75 range, where the ((3))-navy wave could fully develop.

Invalidation point: 67.53.

Conclusion

Our analysis provides an updated forecast on the contextual trends and short-term movements of ASX: ARISTOCRAT LEISURE LIMITED (ALL).

We highlight key price levels that serve as validation or invalidation signals, helping traders enhance confidence in market direction. By incorporating these critical price points, we ensure an objective and professional perspective on market trends.

Aristocrat Leisure Limited (ALL) analysis and Elliott Wave forecast [Video]

Author

Peter Mathers

TradingLounge

Peter Mathers started actively trading in 1982. He began his career at Hoei and Shoin, a Japanese futures trading company.

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