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Old 11-07-2009, 01:02 PM
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Originally Posted by EZCashDreams View Post
Excellent work Apipintime... If this market rally is do to the weak dollar...as everybody says...Then I think this works great with the usdchf charts I posted last night.

I don't think it will take until spring though..I am thinking by the end of the year then after the 1st we crash and the dollar takes off....

Anyway...Great Job
Thanks EZ. The first of the year is an attractive target as well. What we could have in that situation is where the SP500(equity market example) corrects in it's B wave of the final double zigzag, at which time the dollar bottoms and start's it's Wave 1 up. While the dollar's correcting in it's Wave 2, the SP500 goes on to make a new high to complete Wave C of Z, meanwhile the dollar fails to take out it's Wave 1 bottom, thus creating a nice intermarket divergence and an end to this madness. Time will tell.

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