Elliott Wave analysis indicates the Nasdaq 100 likely finished its Wave 4 correction and has begun Wave 5 as markets turned risk-on after breaking volatility triggers.
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Elliott Wave analysis indicates the Nasdaq 100 likely finished its Wave 4 correction and has begun Wave 5 as markets turned risk-on after breaking volatility triggers. Upside targets are in play, though a pullback remains possible before the next advance.
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