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Dow Jones and Copper: Why the Overlap Reveals a Nest and Signals a Major Risk-On Acceleration The long-term advances in the Dow Jones and Copper cannot be correctly labeled as regular Elliott Wave impulses. The reason is based on one of the most important rules within Elliott Wave Theory: Wave 4 of a regular impulse cannot overlap the price territory of Wave 1 at the same degree. This overlap is visible in both markets. In the Dow Jones, the advance from the 2009 Wave ((II)) low contains overlapping price action that prevents the entire rally from being counted as a regular five-wave impulse. Copper presents the same structural condition in its advance from the 2011 cycle. Rather than suggesting that these bullish cycles are approaching completion, the overlap points toward a much more pow

$Cardinal Health(CAH)$’s fiscal fourth quarter was not uniformly strong: revenue missed expectations, and its medical-products operation remained under pressure. Investors nevertheless focused on management’s above-consensus 2027 earnings forecast, which suggests pharmaceutical distribution, specialty care and home-health investments can keep expanding profit faster than sales. Cardinal reported before the August 11 market open for the quarter ended June 30. Revenue increased 6% to $63.7 billion, below the roughly $65.2 billion expected. Adjusted earnings reached $2.91 per share, including a $0.31 benefit from a one-time tariff refund; excluding that item, adjusted earnings still increased 25% to $2.60. Cardinal Health’s official fourth-quarter rel