March 9 (Mon) [Re-attached image version]: [BB & HM] Nikkei 225 VS Russell 2000
This time
we compare the leading indicator in a bear market, known as the “canary in the coal mine”
“Russell2000”
with the overall market.
【Overall Scenario Probability】
This week's overall market is…
“Rise: 35% ／ Fall: 65%”
※ Declines in the Russell 2000 during an expansion increase overall downside risk
※ Presented for reference only.
【This Week's Market Focus Points】
The Russell 2000, known as the “canary in the coal mine,” is developing into a downtrend【expansion】, and the other four major U.S. indices are also increasingly likely to fall in the future.
The Nikkei 225 is also eyeing a decline toward Harmonic-Pattern【PRZ】 on the daily and 4-hour timeframes, making the situation unpredictable.
Meanwhile, the USD/JPY remains in an upward scenario toward Butterfly ⇩ PRZ, and this movement could impact the overall market.
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Using analysis from both Bollinger Bands and Harmonics,
we will make a holistic judgment.
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【Integrated Version】
“Why does the market stop there?” Bollinger Bands × Harmonics — A fusion of statistics and geometry to pinpoint turning points with high precision!
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