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    With 1140 being taken out, the next and last target for thismodel is 1154. That level would be -w-=-y- and also an(a)=(b) within -y-. This would produce a marginally higher high on the S&P 500. One wonders if this is what the marketis going for: a new high that brings in a new wave buyersbefore the actual conclusion?

    Andys Technical Commentary__________________________________________________________________________________________________

    - X -( Z )c

    1044.5

    a

    (a)

    (b)

    -w-(c)

    1112.3

    1086

    (c)-x-

    -y-(c)?

    S&P 500 (120 min.)

    (a)

    (b)

    (a)[5]

    [1]

    [2]

    [3][4]

    (b)

    1154

    61.8% of -w- from-w-s conclusion

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    If 1154 doesnt produce the reversal, then were likely dealingwith this shorter term model. This would require a reworking of the medium term wave counts to see how it fits into the bigger picture. This setup opens up much more near term upside.

    Andys Technical Commentary__________________________________________________________________________________________________

    ??

    (e)-y-??

    (a)

    (b)

    -a-1112.3

    1086

    (c)-b-

    S&P 500 (120 min.)

    (c)

    (d)

    -x-

    -w-

    (1)

    (2)

    (3)?

    This move would be considered anDouble Combination, a correctionthat ends with a Triangle.

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    Dollar Index (Weekly)This model has been excellent for giving us a feel for medium term direction,so we will stick with it. While the DXY has clearly stopped going higher, onecannot say it has shown signs of a reversal. It looks like to be justcongesting nearer the highs, typically a signal that another new high is likely.

    77.69

    a

    b89.62

    ( A )

    x

    w

    y

    x

    74.33

    z of c

    e( B )

    w

    x

    y

    x

    dZ

    81.70?

    Andys Technical Commentary__________________________________________________________________________________________________

    The b wave lasted 11 weeks (54 trading days) on this chart and was very brief in comparison to the c wavethat followed. It would make sense for the d wave to be longer lasting to provide some alternation. For instance, it if were to be 161.8% of b, that would make this d wave 88 trading days long for an 18 week move.Were currently on trading day 67, so maybe another 2-3 weeks to go?

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    Dollar Index (240 min)

    Dollar Bulls have had little to fret over the last few weeks. This marketseems to be congesting in a triangle type pattern while key support at79.53 hasnt been sniffed for awhile. It looks like we have another highcoming. However, the next new high could be a bull trap--the priceaction on setting a new high will be crucial. Does it just slice through andkeep powering? Or, does it just poke to a new high and then reverse onitself?

    -b-

    -e-

    -a-

    76.60

    x1

    w-c-

    -d-

    -f-

    y

    -g-80.68

    Andys Technical Commentary__________________________________________________________________________________________________

    x2?

    -a-

    -a--b-

    -c-

    -b-?

    79.53

    z of d-c-?

    I have yet to see a legitimate five wave count for this move (y-wave) on the blogosphere, so Ill continue to call it a correction of some kind. If thediametric labeling makes one queasy, thenconsider it a double.

    KEY SUPPORT

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    Dollar Index (Weekly)This has been my model for several months now and so far there is nothing to suggestanything different. The b-wave lasted 54 trading days, so an 80+ day d wave might benice alternation. So far, were only half way there, so perhaps this d wave persists untilearly April. The minimum objective of this pattern would be 81.70, for 61.8% of b. Adecisive break of 81.70 would open the door to 83.71, the 78.6% of b target. Interestingly,the 61.8% retrace of c comes in at 83.78, so we may not see any strong selling until 83.70s

    77.69

    a

    b89.62

    ( A )

    x

    w

    y

    x

    74.33

    z of c

    e( B )

    w

    x

    y

    x

    dZ

    81.70 or 83.71?

    There is compelling evidence that were in the tail end of a triangle (B)-Wave. The a-wave was an elongated flat. These patterns exclusively show up as legs in a triangle. The c-wave is VERY difficult to classify as a five, therefore it must be a correction, which supports a triangle idea. Lastly, the c was almost exactly 138.2% of a-wave, which is a nice Fibonacci relationship required in a triangle.

    REPRINTED 2/7/2009

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    Wave Symbology

    "I" or "A" = Grand SupercycleI or A = Supercycle

    or = Cycle-I- or -A- = Primary(I) or (A) = Intermediate"1 or "a" = Minor 1 or a = Minute

    -1- or -a- = Minuette

    (1) or (a) = Sub-minuette[1] or [a] = Micro[.1] or [.a] = Sub-Micro