Irregular Flat Correction We are currently seeing a textbook Irregular Flat (or Expanded Flat) structure on the macro timeframe. This pattern is notorious for being a double trap , shaking out both sides of the market before the primary trend resumes with extreme violence. Wave A & B: The move into the B wave created a bull trap by briefly exceeding previous highs. Wave C (Current): We are currently in the final leg, a 5-wave impulsive decline. This is a liquidation move designed to hunt stops below the major support levels. The Target: The 1.618 Fibonacci extension of move BC lands exactly at $38.00. AND in the meantime, expect a fast and aggressive retest of the ATH once the Wave 4 pivot is broken.

The resistance is broken broken, see you on top. I see bullish divergence. What do you see? Sir trump is the key.

The market is showing the following: 1. Bullish Divergence 2. A possible forming of double bottom

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