DCE Soy Meal hits the 4171.00 major Gann square again
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DCE Soy Meal
This is an update to a post on 10/2/22, "DCE Soy Meal 4171.00 target hit."
From 10/2/22,
Now,
The market held above 3930.00 and they did go for new highs and hit the 4171.00 major Gann square target on Friday.
With the new high for the year, the long term swing point has now moved up to 3530.00.
On a break from the 4171.00 major Gann square, look for the area of 3930.00 and 3913.00, this is first a major Gann square and second, it is 38.2% back to the last time the market hit the long term swing point back in July.
Any setback from 4171.00 that does not get below 23.6% at 4030.00 keeps the trend extremely positive and you can look for new highs again.
With a solid close above 4171.00 we will look for the long term target and major Gann square at 4446.00.
Now,
As you can see on the chart below, the setback from the 4171.00 major Gann square held the tightest retracement of 23.6% at 4030.00.
The rally from there has yet to make a new high for the move and hit the 4171.00 major Gann square again.
Use 4171.00 as the swing point to start the week.
Below it, since they have already reacted from 23.6% we will be looking for 38.2% of the same move at 3913.00, it also has major Gann square just above it at 3930.00. Holding this area keeps the short term trend very positive and you can look for new highs.
Above 4171.00 look for our long term target at 4446.00, this is the next major Gann square above.
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