DWS Group (DWS): Potential Trend Continuation from Support

Analyzing the DWS Group chart on the German stock exchange XETR, our previous assumption was that the top would be found between €40.52 and €42.62. The actual top was at €44.88, which aligns well with our prediction. After this peak, the stock experienced a significant 16% sell-off over three days.

Currently, the stock is trading between the 50% and 61.8% Fibonacci retracement levels, which is a plausible and acceptable range for Wave ((iv)). Additionally, the High-Volume Node Point-of-Control from the entire chart since the IPO serves as a crucial support level. This level should act as the lowest point, as falling below it would enter the Wave ((i)) territory, which we aim to avoid. From an Elliott Wave perspective, we might see an upward trend for the DWS Group. Despite being a volatile stock that has mostly moved sideways since its IPO in 2018, it has been forming higher highs and higher lows since the post-COVID-19 low. This suggests a potential continuation of the trend, making it an interesting stock for potential entries.

Given the current situation, the stock appears to be in a sideways range rather than being overbought, providing potential entry opportunities up to the €32 level. This could be an attractive entry point for investors looking to capitalize on the continuation of the trend.