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Elliott Wave looking for alphabet (GOOGL) to extend impulsive rally [Video]

Short Term Elliott Wave in GOOGL suggests the bullish impulse sequence in progress & expect to remain supported in 3, 7 or 11 swings in pullback to resume rally within the sequence from October-2022 low. It favors upside in (3) of ((5)) in 4-hour sequence against 173.63 low from 6.14.2024 low & expect one more push higher in 5, while proposed ended 4 at 181.30 low. Within (3) sequence, it should break above 186.78 high to confirm the upside to be 5 to finish (3) of ((5)). In 4-hour, it ended (1) at 180.41 high & (2) at 173.63 low in the sequence started from 5.01.2024 low.

Up from (2) low, it placed 1 of (3) at 178.36 high & 2 pullback at 174.10 low as dip pullback. Above there, it ended 3 at 186.78 high as extended move & proposed ended 4 at 181.30 low as 3 swing correction. Within 3, it placed ((i)) at 177.29 high, ((ii)) at 174.99 low, ((iii)) at 184.80 high, ((iv)) at 182.25 low & finally ended ((v)) at 186.78 high as 3 of (3). Short term, as long as it stays above 181.30 low, it should resume higher in 5 towards 188.08 – 190.19 area, which confirms above 186.78 high. Alternatively, if it breaks below 181.30 low, it can do double correction in (4) and should correct against 6.14.2024 low before resume rally as (5) of ((5)). In either the case, as long as it stays above 6.14.2024 low, it should resume rally in bullish sequence.

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