ASX: SANTOS LIMITED – STO Elliott Elliott Wave Technical Analysis TradingLounge (1D Chart).
Greetings, Our Elliott Wave analysis today updates the Australian Stock Exchange (ASX) with SANTOS LIMITED - STO. We see that STO is likely to continue pushing lower in the short term.
ASX: STO Elliott Wave technical analysis
Function: Major trend (Minor degree, gray).
Mode: Motive.
Structure: Impulse.
Position: Wave ((y))-navy of Wave 2-grey.
Details: Wave count is changed to increase probability. Wave 2-grey is still longer than expected, developing as a Double Three, and wave ((y)) navy is nearing completion as a Flat, expected to continue pushing down to 7.35-7.20.
Invalidation point: 6.57.
ASX: STO Four-hour chart analysis
Function: Major trend (Minute degree, navy).
Mode: Corrective.
Structure: Double three.
Position: Wave iii-grey of Wave (c)-orange of Wave ((y))-navy of Wave 2-grey.
Details: Wave ((y))-navy is opening to push lower, it is almost completing the Flat pattern, wave (c)-orange will push lower with five-waves pattern. Wave iii-grey is almost done with its role, it will basically continue to push lower, then wave iv-grey will open to push a bit higher, finally wave v-grey will continue to complete its work.
Invalidation point: 8.18.
Conclusion
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