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Old 01-02-2008, 11:00 AM
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Happy New Year Italm ........


Eg888 your chart from post # 2406 today is the good size


use this size if you can from now on....It's perfect

heres a copy of your chart

( see below )

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Old 01-02-2008, 11:16 AM
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Hi Justy -- Happy New Year

I'
m trying to believe in your secondary long term Usd/Yen

the only thing thats stopping me is that price is not touching the upper resistance line
at the end of the Larger wave C

I understand that price formation doesn't have to be perfect
but price is just to far away from that upper resistance line of the triangle that you have illustrated today

Anyway ,
I'm not trying to be mean here ,
i'm only pointing out an observation ,,,, hope you understand

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Old 01-02-2008, 11:40 AM
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Wave 1/2 complete? I've got three back and a bounce at 38.2. I promised myself no more trading in 2007 but with nothing on the board for me right now I can't resist. I'm long now and beginning to stack. Was origiannly looking for entry around 1.4476.
Anyone think wave 1/2 is complete now? Stacked up three more long positions at 1.4652. If we only got a 38.2% retrace then this rally should be very strong. Wave 3 of 5 will take out 1.5000 alone and the overall terminus of the cycle should end well above 1.5400. Continuing to stack longs on the dips with targets at short, medium, and long term intervals.
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Old 01-02-2008, 12:38 PM
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Wink happy new year evryone

great chance to buy at the end of wave c.....maybe....
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anyone got anything for USDJPY and the current fall?
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Anyone think wave 1/2 is complete now? Stacked up three more long positions at 1.4652. If we only got a 38.2% retrace then this rally should be very strong. Wave 3 of 5 will take out 1.5000 alone and the overall terminus of the cycle should end well above 1.5400. Continuing to stack longs on the dips with targets at short, medium, and long term intervals.
do you have a chart ?

Post a chart

We will the then check it out .....
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anyone got anything for USDJPY and the current fall?
Hi Adrian ,

Happy New Year ..........
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Have a look here : Wave ": B " correction ? ....

Only a Probability !.
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Old 01-02-2008, 02:57 PM
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Blueman your chart look s great ...........

I just wanted wish you all the best on your set-up there

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Adrian ,
Here is a short-term look at the Usd/Yen for today

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MARKET - the usdjpy medium-longer term triangle

Hey, market, as to your comment on Justy's triangle. As for me, I would just draw the upper trendline through waves A and C instead of A and E, so that the price in wave E would overshoot the trendline - when that happens and I interpret the action as a triangle, it is the best point to go short when I see a complete a-b-c pattern in the E leg. The overshoot that drawing the line through A and C would give is a great indication to wait for an end, If I anticipate an E leg as such.

So personally I think it is ok. What are your reasons for expecting a move touching the line perfectly at all three instances (A-C-E)? Is that a guideline or something?

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Blueman your chart look s great ...........

I just wanted wish you all the best on your set-up there

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Adrian ,
Here is a short-term look at the Usd/Yen for today

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The drop in the USDJPY is either the beginning of a 3 of 3 or wave X in a larger W-X-Y (which is a second wave). I favor the latter interpretation (wave X) and I'll show why on the next chart.
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The drop in the USDJPY is either the beginning of a 3 of 3 or wave X in a larger W-X-Y (which is a second wave). I favor the latter interpretation (wave X) and I'll show why on the next chart.
The drop, although sharp, is still counted best as 3 waves. We could see a bit more errosion...108.80 is a fibo level. I think that the next big move is higher in wave Y to complete larger 2 of 3.
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Italm if you are there

Why has this gone unanswered for so long ? ............

Why doesn't the Pm's work in this forum ?

Doesnt this this person deserve some feed back ?

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if we forget about Newbies who are trying to learn ?

This should not be .........
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Jammie where are you on this one ?
Jamie you are back ::;;;; Happy New Year

Can you please answer this ?

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Hey, market, as to your comment on Justy's triangle. As for me, I would just draw the upper trendline through waves A and C instead of A and E, so that the price in wave E would overshoot the trendline - when that happens and I interpret the action as a triangle, it is the best point to go short when I see a complete a-b-c pattern in the E leg. The overshoot that drawing the line through A and C would give is a great indication to wait for an end, If I anticipate an E leg as such.

So personally I think it is ok. What are your reasons for expecting a move touching the line perfectly at all three instances (A-C-E)? Is that a guideline or something?

Sincerely,
Picolo

Hi picolo

Happy New Year 2 you !



Not sure what you are saying about the touch of the lines .....

but Please see this Explanation Chart below

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and maybe read this link
http://elliottwave.net/educational/b...ts/basics3.htm

( Which one is occurring in the Usd/Yen Long-Term ? )

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This is where my thinking came from
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Jamie you are back ::;;;; Happy New Year

Can you please answer this ?
Happy New Year as well...I had a nice break but it is time to get back to work. On that note, I believe that it is healthy to take a few decent sized breaks each year. Our brains need rest just like our bodies do. Ok, what is the question you are referring to? I didnt understand the one that you quoted.
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Old 01-02-2008, 04:25 PM
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Picolo ,
Here is the Usd/Yen chart posted earlier today by our friend Justy ....

try to match this chart up with the Eliott Waves explanation diagrams

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Please look at this closely in relation to the example s provided
again which on of these is occuring in the Usd/ Yen Longer -Term ?
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