Lets Wave Goodbye to Steeve Jobs

I share the sorrow of countless fans of Steeve Jobs (RIP).
This Elliott Wave Analysis of Apple is our way of paying tribute to an icon.

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6 Responses to Lets Wave Goodbye to Steeve Jobs

  1. RainMaker says:

    “Death is very likely the single best invention of Life.
    It is Life’s change agent. It clears out the old to make way for the new.”
    Steve Jobs

    Price discounts everything ?
    Start of a complex possibly large correction coincides. Was this sad event foreseen in the price ?

    • Ramki says:

      Rainmaker, no. EWP does not anticipate events, but irrespective of the events that unfold, the price action would have a tendency to follow the waves. So whether the news is good or bad, when a 3rd wave is finished, we will get a 4th wave.

  2. Aniruddha says:

    Apple just as its founding father, Steve Jobs, has performed when all other around it were falling apart. Its the sign of true champions.

    And equally fitting tribute to a champion.

    Regards
    Aniruddha

  3. LUCKY GULATI says:

    Hi Ramki !
    In the chart of APPLE ( confused ) wave 1 taking almost 10 yrs and moving from $12 to $ 200 ( $180). Wave 2 coming to $80. Wave 1(3) touching $280 ( almost $200) and wave 3(3) from $ 200 to $ 360 ?
    Secondly wave 1 taking 10 yrs and wave 3 not even 3 yrs to complete??
    can u explain, pls???

    • Ramki says:

      Hello Lucky, It is typical for wave 3 to cover its ground is a shorter time span than wave 1. However, your observation about wave 3 of III is valid for an altogether different reason. The third wave within a third wave should be the most powerful move. However, by looking at the chart it appears that this was not so. Wave 1 within wave 3 seems to be more powerful. So perhaps my labeling of the minor waves inside wave III is incorrect. But the bigger picture is unchanged.

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