
According to an Elliott Wave Principle analysis, the Semiconductor Index (SOX) has largely followed predicted patterns, reaching $5303 after an initial target of $5150 was set; the analysis suggests that despite a potential short-term pullback to $4925+/-100, the index requires at least one more push to new highs to complete the rally that began on April 7th. The analysis suggests pullbacks are buying opportunities for short-term traders, while long positions accumulated since early April should be maintained.
The Semiconductor Index (SOX) is exhibiting technical strength according to Elliott Wave (EW) Principle analysis, with a strongly positive sentiment (SOX sentiment: 0.8). The index recently surpassed its ideal target of $5150, peaking at $5303 and currently trading around $5180, following a low of $4647 on May 23rd. This outperformance is viewed as a potential wave extension within a validated EW count, as critical support levels have held, supporting a continued long bias. The preferred short-term EW scenario forecasts an ending diagonal orange W-5, targeting approximately $5420 for the completion of the blue W-v and the broader grey W-iii/c wave. An alternative view posits the grey W-iii/c as complete, with a corrective grey W-iv pullback towards $4925 +/- 100, contingent on a break below current short-term support. Importantly, such a pullback is still considered compatible with a subsequent rally potentially reaching $5700. The overarching outlook anticipates at least one more upward movement to new highs to finalize the rally that initiated on April 7th.
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