HCL TECHNOLOGIES daily chart is indicating a potential end approaching to the larger degree uptrend, which has reached 1930 mark. The Intermediate Wave (5) Orange is either complete or near to complete going forward. A break below 1750 could be the first sign of a turn.

Earlier, the stock dropped through 885 lows, marked as Intermediate Wave (4), in September 2022. It looks in-line with most global tech stocks bottoming around the same period. Since then a clear five wave rally can be seen unfolding through 1930 high.

Minor Wave 3 was an extension, whereas Minor Wave 4 unfolded as a flat (3-3-5) structure. If the above proposed structure holds well, the stock should be preparing to turn lower soon. Minute Wave ((iv)) around 1750 remains key for bulls to stay in control.

HCL Technologies – HCLTECH (4H chart) Elliott Wave technical analysis

Function: Larger Degree Trend Higher (Intermediate degree, orange).

Mode: Motive.

Structure: Impulse.

Position: Minute Wave ((v)) Navy.

Details: Minute Wave ((v)) is still progressing higher within Minor Wave 5 of Intermediate Wave (5) Orange against 1750.

Invalidation point: 1750.

HCL TECHNOLOGIES 4H Chart Technical Analysis and potential Elliott Wave Counts:

HCL TECHNOLOGIES 4H chart is highlighting the sub waves after Minor Wave 3 completed around 1695 high in February 2024. Minor Wave 4 unfolded as a Flat (3-3-5) structure terminating around 1240 mark. Since then Minor Wave 5 has unfolded as an impulse pushing through 1930 mark as Minute Wave ((v)) is still unfolding.

Conclusion:

HCL TECHNOLOGIES is progressing higher within Minute Wave ((v)) of Minor Wave 5 against 1750 lows.

Elliott Wave analyst: Harsh Japee.

HCL Technologies – HCLTECH (1D Chart) Elliott Wave Technical Analysis

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

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