Kraft Heinz Company (KHC): The Beginning of a Massive Movement

Since its IPO in 2015, the Kraft Heinz Company chart reveals a clear downward trend. From a high of $97.77 in 2017, the stock has fallen to $19.99. This could be considered Wave (1). While the exact bottom is uncertain, we anticipate a further decline below the $19.99 mark over the coming years.

After hitting $19.99, the stock formed a three-wave structure upwards, typical of a corrective wave. This suggests that Waves A and B have been completed, and we are now entering Wave C or Wave (2). This wave is expected to reach between 50% and 78.6% retracement levels, translating to a price range between $58.64 and $80.81.

Currently, the stock is trading within a high-volume node between $25 and $41, with the Point-of-Control (POC) at approximately $35.50, indicating the highest traded volume at this price level. This POC can act as a pivot point, potentially leading to a breakout in either direction.

Given the high-volume node and the potential completion of the corrective wave, we might soon see an upward breakout. However, monitoring these levels closely is crucial to anticipate the stock's next move.


Examining the 4-hour chart of the Kraft Heinz Company, we can see a bullish structure emerging since Wave B, which was established at $30.68. This bullish trend is characterized by a five-wave structure leading to Wave (i), followed by a correction to Wave (ii). Currently, we are developing the sub-waves (1) and (2).

The chart shows that we are still adhering to a wedge pattern. Recently, liquidations above Wave 1 have been collected, and support was perfectly respected at the end of last week. This support level is crucial for maintaining the bullish structure.

Looking ahead, if this support holds, we expect Wave (iii) to potentially reach the $45 mark. This provides an opportunity to plan entries. However, caution is advised since entering bullish trades within a generally bearish trend can be risky.

It's imperative that this support level holds. A drop below it would invalidate the short-term bullish scenario. Furthermore, we should not fall below the $30.68 level of Wave B. If this level is breached, we will need to reassess and re-evaluate the entire structure.