Here is my take on EUR/GBP... looking on the daily chart it looks like we have just finished a big A B C correction and are starting on impulse wave 5 up, looking at the 6 hour chart I count 3 waves in what could be wave 1, 2, 3 of the first wave of 5 of a larger degree, when I go to the 45 min chart it looks like we might be looking for one more wave up to finish wave 3, which I look to end in the .9530 area....If we get that I'm looking to short it for a move in wave 4 to the .9100 .9200 area where I look to flip position for wave 5 ...... Looking for input, anybody else have charts on this pair.....Like to see others counts
Last edited by mgmforextrader; 03-20-2009 at 12:34 AM.
My EURGBP chart. I have us in wave 4, but could be wave iii of 3 as well
If this is wave 4, also looking for a retrace towards 9150
Comments welcome.
Goed gedaan!
Now, a few comments mijnerzijds.
The top of the chart, you have labelled 5, but should really be 5 of 3, because it was the end of a wave 3, fifth wave of 3.
That makes the ABC down a wave 4. So currently we are in a wave 5 of bigger degree.
That is ofcourse your count, I am not saying it is correct.
Alternately we could be in a wave B right now.
USDJPY is making a move upward this morning as I thought it would... Lets see how high she gets... Bears, time to lock and load now or soon !
I'm watching too, buddy!
I also took a small long position in EURUSD and GBPUSD for maybe 40-50 pips. It's my short-term mentality again. hehe
Edit: Booked small profit on the long, then went short later... got more pips, I'm done. Watching the USDJPY for a short entry now. Maybe not today, but Sunday?
Last edited by beeryboogy; 03-20-2009 at 11:04 AM.
USDJPY is making a move upward this morning as I thought it would... Lets see how high she gets... Bears, time to lock and load now or soon !
Hey Brad,
Do you have any beautiful daily/weekly/monthly candlestick updates for GBP/USD, pertaining to potential weekly/monthly candlestick closes? As I am seeing a potential bullish engulfing weekly candle following a hammer from the week before.
Last edited by apipintime; 03-20-2009 at 09:36 AM.
Did anybody else use the nice a.b.c retracement on short term charts into the .50 fib @ 1.3620 to grab some pips....nice +80 pip move....I scalped a few....nothing major. This is great Elliott wave moves.....something beginners should be looking for, tho I don't usually recommend spending much time in that short a time frame....A great example tho of the wave pattern and fib relationship...wave 3 is 2.618 of wave 1 then wave 4 was .50 retracement of wave 3, wave a and c of 4 were almost equal length.
Last edited by mgmforextrader; 03-20-2009 at 09:51 AM.
Do you have any beautiful daily/weekly/monthly candlestick updates for GBP/USD, pertaining to potential weekly/monthly candlestick closes? As I am seeing a potential bullish engulfing weekly candle following a hammer from the week before.
Pipin.. The Monthly Chart of Cable looks like it's trying to form a hammer... We may have a bottom in place here... Depends if the month can close leaving that hammer on the chart or not...
I'm still looking for one more rally to complete wave 3. GBP/USD (and others) finding support at the 38.2% retrace of what I have labeled iii of 3.
Assuming wave v (of 3 of C) just started at 1.4393, and given that wave 3 cannot be the shortest wave, then this wave 5 must terminate before 1.4813, correct?
I have wave i (of 3 of C) from 1.3843 to 1.4333 (490 pips) and wave iii (of 3 of C) from 1.4175 to 1.4595 (420 pips). So wave v has to be less than 420 pips...or my count is wrong...?
Thanks,
-B
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