And what I meant when I asked for a long term chart from you was a chart showing waves 1 and 2 prior to the waves 3 and 4 I had labelled...
Brad ,,,,,,,
You have to say what you mean , .....
- at the time , you did not say this in this manner
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Originally,
when i saw your chart .....
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you only had wave 3 and wave 4 on your your chart ,
thats where this all began
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i simply was asking to see the entire wave sequence of 1 2 3 an d 4 from you
in which you responded saying that you didn't have enough data going back
so when you say this :
Originally Posted by brad_1199
You know as well as I that there is not a GBPUSD monthly chart with enough previous historical
price action to show those waves....
.... this is your assumption not mine ........ i never said this
in fact ,
i immediately gave you a chart gave you a chart going back to the 70's
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Here is your chart again
I am not quite sure how this chart, with a couple of years more data, clears up the picture any.
It doesn't ! ... Also, market offered no count on that chart... We have to work with the price action that is visible since there is not enough historical data in the pair...
Assuming that all markets are the same market, I see a large wave 5 down occouring across the market in general, and in each pair it will play out differently.... Using this consensus when looking at the long term GBPUSD chart, I think it's highly probably that the high made at 2.1160 indicates a wave 4 top, and seeing the subsequent impulse drop from that point indicates a likely wave 5 extension to the down side...
Okay. I agree as well that wave (E) doesn't have to touch the A-C line. I'm still not sure what your point is though... But I'm sure you will make it known.
If the confusion comes from the fact that I drew a line that happened to touch the triangle line, then my bad. My apologies... I was only illustrating that I think another decline is required before wave (E) is complete. Here is another chart showing the decline so far is only in five waves, which means that wave (E) is likely not complete.
It doesn't ! ... Also, market offered no count on that chart... We have to work with the price action that is visible since there is not enough historical data in the pair...
Assuming that all markets are the same market, I see a large wave 5 down occouring across the market in general, and in each pair it will play out differently.... Using this consensus when looking at the long term GBPUSD chart, I think it's highly probably that the high made at 2.1160 indicates a wave 4 top, and seeing the subsequent impulse drop from that point indicates a likely wave 5 extension to the down side...
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Brad ..... I offer no count ....... because I don't have one
again ,
Thats why I was originally asking you for your complete count ...............
( your chart clearly illustrates Wave 3 and Wave 4 )
I was originally asking you a chart with the entire sequence of 1 2 3 and 4
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Again, here is your original chart
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It doesn't ! ... Also, market offered no count on that chart... We have to work with the price action that is visible since there is not enough historical data in the pair...
Assuming that all markets are the same market, I see a large wave 5 down occouring across the market in general, and in each pair it will play out differently.... Using this consensus when looking at the long term GBPUSD chart, I think it's highly probably that the high made at 2.1160 indicates a wave 4 top, and seeing the subsequent impulse drop from that point indicates a likely wave 5 extension to the down side...
Sorry , I don't have a wave-count , going back that far in time
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So, I'm asking you again :
Do you have a complete wave-count of wave 1 2 3 and 4
for your long-term original chart you posted on Friday ?
Sorry , I don't have a wave-count , going back that far in time
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So, I'm asking you again :
Do you have a complete wave-count of wave 1 2 3 and 4
for your long-term original chart you posted on Friday ?
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