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To: POKERSAM who wrote (4229)3/5/2023 11:13:34 AM
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POKERSAM, On 1/23/23 you replied to my on Kirk's site as follow:

"I am curious where "the bear" said 4100 would never be seen. If you are talking about me, perhaps, I should clear it up for you. I believe, of course, that 4100 will be seen again. I do not believe it will be until this bear market is over and I don't believe this bear will be over for many months to come. My target for the end of this bear remains 2200 as I stated in Jan. 2022. I also believe that my initial call for a bottom of 2200 may not be low enough.
Once this bear market is complete, we will experience a tremendous bull market and then you can call me "the bull". lol
Here is a question for you. How many bottoms for this correction would you estimate that you have called since 4818, the Jan. 2022 high?
Up to this point those calls have all been wrong.
Your latest is Oct. 13, 2022 @ 3491.58. We will see."

You were adamant that 4100 would NOT be seen again until the bear market was over.

Well since the 4195 was seen on Feb 2nd. I guess the bear market is over? What say you now.

Since you've banned me from responding on your site. I responded here.

And the bottom was on Oct 13.

No one is perfect and I certainly don't claim to be. But I'm not stubborn and will adjust my counts as the price pattern demands. You've changed your bearish count several times. Elliott Wave is NOT a perfect TA tool. Corrective waves (especially wave fours) can turn complex and at times labeled in hindsight.

As for your bearish wave count of a Y Wave. It's not correct. I've posted that a bearish count based on the price pattern off the ATH as an alternate count.

Breeze.
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