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08-05-2008, 10:05 AM
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Follow-up to my earlier post. Some bounce off of the morning low. Nothing impressive yet. Fib retracements should be (might be) challenged before another leg down I would think.
Gold, silver, & oil have also stabilized and bounced some as well. Should be some range trading before the big announcement this afternoon.
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I am more or less with you here. While I do expect the decline to continue over the next several weeks...I think that we are in for a short term bounce to at least 1.5550 (maybe even today). A major reason to expect dollar weakness soon is the triangle count for Cable, which has been tracking well. An E wave should begin soon.
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08-05-2008, 10:09 AM
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Jamie,
The move lower in the EUR/USD from your labeled wave 2 high so far looks like it is in 3 waves. Even though it has moved beyond the wave 1 low could we still possibly be putting in a wave B of an irregular? OR, have we moved beyond the allowable distance to label it such? I'm just trying to find an alternate count to what you presented. Thanks.
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That is certainly possible and is something that I have been thinking about all morning.
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08-05-2008, 10:25 AM
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That is certainly possible and is something that I have been thinking about all morning.
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Hey Jamie
That is my favorored count as well regarding Euro.
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08-05-2008, 10:39 AM
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GBP/USD has come down to a good R:R entry for a long.
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Under the triangle scenario D = .618 of B right now. Another good reason to get long.
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08-05-2008, 11:55 AM
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look for a low in the GBPUSD in the 1.9440/1.9470 zone. this is triangle support and a former support area.
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08-05-2008, 12:02 PM
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Originally Posted by Jamie Saettele
I am more or less with you here. While I do expect the decline to continue over the next several weeks...I think that we are in for a short term bounce to at least 1.5550 (maybe even today). A major reason to expect dollar weakness soon is the triangle count for Cable, which has been tracking well. An E wave should begin soon.
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Jamie,
Not to be a pain but is there another way this count could be viewed? I always like to use a preferred and an alternate so I know what to expect. Could we just break down under the triangle support and keep going lower? If yes, how would you label it? Thanks. :-)
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08-05-2008, 12:30 PM
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Jamie,
Not to be a pain but is there another way this count could be viewed? I always like to use a preferred and an alternate so I know what to expect. Could we just break down under the triangle support and keep going lower? If yes, how would you label it? Thanks. :-)
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Hey Diver,
I agree with Jamie, however your concern does have validity. We never know what could happen. I don't favor the triangle scenario but I do think we will somewhat of a retracement. This is a post I put up a couple of weeks ago when I called a top in the Pound. Under this scenario, we're in III of 1 down so we could go sideways for wave iv of 1 down or 3 can continue. However, should 3 down continue, R:R favors a long position soon of a flat position if your a bear. I would not take on any new shorts at this point in time.
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08-05-2008, 12:41 PM
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Jamie,
Not to be a pain but is there another way this count could be viewed? I always like to use a preferred and an alternate so I know what to expect. Could we just break down under the triangle support and keep going lower? If yes, how would you label it? Thanks. :-)
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There could be a flat in which price does come under 1.9337 before we get final wave C that ends above 2.04. To me, the subwaves are very much a sign of a triangle.
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08-05-2008, 12:42 PM
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Just an FYI and to add something to an info overload. Here is a chart of the SPX. Now bumping up against a short term trend line drawn off of the last reaction high and the .618 ret of same. Interesting.

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08-05-2008, 12:43 PM
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There could be a flat in which price does come under 1.9337 before we get final wave C that ends above 2.04. To me, the subwaves are very much a sign of a triangle.
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Thank you. :-)
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08-05-2008, 12:59 PM
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I don't know if the USD will fall following Fed comments but this may be a clue that she doesn't have much juice left.
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08-05-2008, 05:12 PM
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Under the triangle scenario D = .618 of B right now. Another good reason to get long.
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TonyK
I agree. D is a near perfect .618 of B and thus a low risk entry on the pound. Like targets are .382 of D an .618 of D foe a max 1.9911+/-
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08-05-2008, 05:25 PM
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I don't know if the USD will fall following Fed comments but this may be a clue that she doesn't have much juice left.
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Italm;
Agree with the count on the USD/AUD. However, the likely target is in the .7673 range and no less than .8511 as the previous move, Wave 5 was an ending diagonal. I have wave 2 of 5 ending in the .8511 range.
Quote " A rising ending diagonal is usually followed by a sharp decline retracing at least back to the level where it began and typically much further." See Page 38 of Elliott wave Principle.
If we get a correction before the beginning of the ED, it will likely be a shallow a-b-c zig-zag pattern. Wave B though could retrace back to near the end of the 5th Wave ED.
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08-05-2008, 06:18 PM
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This is the daily chart of USD/CAD that coincides with your monthly chart. Once wave (C) is complete, then we'll see a massive shorting opportunity present itself. Wave (C's) are five wave moves, so we need to see a five wave rally before we start looking for a top. So far we havn't seen that. Wave i of C is still in progress.
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Justy;
I am counting 5 up on the hourly chart. On the 15 min chart it looks like a triangle could be forming which would indicate to me that the current move, wave 1 is either over or nearing the end. Additionally, todays price stopped just short of the 50% fib retracement at an intersect with a long term downtrend line (resistance.)
I exited my long position and will be looking to take a long position near 1.0300 for the run up. Although I agree with your target C=A, I am also looking at the 1.0856 to 1.0916 area.
Thanks.
Good Luck.
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08-05-2008, 06:59 PM
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Justy;
I am counting 5 up on the hourly chart. On the 15 min chart it looks like a triangle could be forming which would indicate to me that the current move, wave 1 is either over or nearing the end. Additionally, todays price stopped just short of the 50% fib retracement at an intersect with a long term downtrend line (resistance.)
I exited my long position and will be looking to take a long position near 1.0300 for the run up. Although I agree with your target C=A, I am also looking at the 1.0856 to 1.0916 area.
Thanks.
Good Luck.
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Hi Aerocom,
That extension was just to show the bullish potential of the USD/CAD. My targets, like yours, are quite a bit more conservatave though. I'm looking to scale out of my position in thirds. The first third at 1.0557 and the second at 1.0788. The last third I'll leave as a discretionary target for the potential of getting a runner.
I agree that we could see a pullback down to about the 1.0300 area, or even a bit lower to the triangle resistance line. That would be a high-probability area to get long again.
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