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London's FTSE and Germany's DAX: A Stock Market Elliott Wave Analysis

Both major stock markets are completing tops, and are about to start multi-week declines. The London FTSE topped in July, 2007, and since has been tracing out the first two legs of an a-down, b-up, c-down Intermediate degree wave 2 decline. Wave b-up has retraced about 73.6 percent of the decline from July into August. That wave should complete soon. Then a strong decline, wave c-down should begin. A Fibonacci .786 retrace of wave a-down would take the FTSE up as high as 6,554.

Germany's DAX has also failed to exceed its July highs, and is following a similar path as the FTSE. The DAX has retraced 72 percent of the summer decline. A Fibonacci .786 (the quare root of phi, .618) would take the DAX up to 7,945.

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