Bovespa Index
Long

Brazilian Stocks Market ready to take off? 20% upside potential

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Hello,

This is the Study of Brazilian Stock market Index - IBOV

The study uses concepts from Elliot Waves, Fibonnaci, Trendlines, and other Fundamentals that serve as a foundation for us in order to believe in an upside.

--- Fundamentals ---

When we talk about economics we have a Brazil reducing its interest rates (SELIC) to historical minimum levels, which forces people to seek new investments with higher risks to seek a reasonable return -> Positive

With this thought, we not only said that more people would invest in stocks, but more investment funds would have capital to invest in projects and companies.

There is a good time for the Brazilian economy. -> Positive.

Liberal Agenda just passed, we have the Social Security passing, which generates some slack in public accounts, the big problem of current management. -> Positive.

Privatizations are being studied and performed, once again acting on the pain formed by the current public deficit -> Positive

Negative side: Trade War between USA and China is slowing the global economy, where does it go? -> Negative

Reversed US yield curve, the recession could come in less than 1 year -> Negative (what will be the impact on a possible US crisis?)


-----Technical analysis ----

Looking at price dynamics, we clearly see the design highlighted in the analysis.

IBOV has just completed the retraction of a wave 1, clearly respecting Fibonacci levels (which also occurred in first wave 1-5 and later in ABC).

We are on an uptrend line (LTA) and our Exponential Moving Averages, which support the continuity of the climb.

Wave 3 is projected at almost 120,000 points, and later we can pass close to 130,000 points.

This analysis has an educational bias.

Manage your own risk.

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