i have posted it before, but again, i will, unleast before the channel breaks.
it is the very single important trendline on the dailies.
its descision time!
i have posted it before, but again, i will, unleast before the channel breaks.
it is the very single important trendline on the dailies.
its descision time!
This question is discussed here from time to time...
Probably, i need to keep an answer in some text file so that i don't need to type it every time
After some discussions and finally an email to EWI (Prechter organisation) i personally came to the following conclusion.
Wave 4 never ends in the wave 1 zone.
Wave 4 can, however, shortly enter the wave 1 territory (when it's a triangle) but even in this case must end out of the wave 1 territory.
And it has nothing to do with candles...
i have posted it before, but again, i will, unleast before the channel breaks.
it is the very single important trendline on the dailies.
its descision time!
Same idea as I was just playing with for the last little bit. Wave 2 retraces 61.8% of wave 1 and wave 4 retraces 38.2% of wave 3. While not being much longer, wave 3 is about 170 pips longer than wave 1.
it may look weird to you, but the pattern fits perfectly as a extracting triangle..
-wave 3 = 161% of wave 1
-extracting triangle retraces 38% of prior move
-extracting triangle retraces to prior wave (iv)
-wave a is the quickest
-wave e is sharp as well
- '0' - '2' trendline stops wave 4 perfectly.
to me this is a C wave impulse down, which will end in 60 hours...
a very nice target would be where w5=1,61%w1, which equals 1,5079, its closest to the 6h parrallel channel resistance.
Qsx;
What is an extracting triangle? Did you mean expanding?
Here is a little diddy I just noticed. We could have just completed a 4th wave running flat on Cable. If you do the measurements Wave A = 869 pips and Wave C = 893 pips. Considering that Swissy made a new high against the dollar today, this Cable count could have some merit. Observations anyone?
Thanks for posting the swissy chart. Not quite sure what to make of that late day dollar move?
When I posted it something didn't look right. So, after Sean asked the question, I posted and pulled a 15 min chart. The Swissy had already completed the last 5 up. So it was actually declining.
Here is a little diddy I just noticed. We could have just completed a 4th wave running flat on Cable. If you do the measurements Wave A = 869 pips and Wave C = 893 pips. Considering that Swissy made a new high against the dollar today, this Cable count could have some merit. Observations anyone?
Apipintime;
I like the concept in your GBP$. I think we need a zig-zag to make a regular flat and thus the following count wave v down and then up in wave C. Possible.
Yes, i read the posts.
Actually, i personally think that nothing special has happened.
There were only three waves down and EUR.USD and three waves up in USD.CHF.
So, yes, from this point of view you are correct - pure technical move...
Or, in other words, mass-psychology, this is all EW is about.
There have not been any impulsive desire to buy Dollar the last few days (that's why we saw only three wave moves), so, when this corrective buying was over, new lows have been reached.
it may look weird to you, but the pattern fits perfectly as a extracting triangle..
-wave 3 = 161% of wave 1
-extracting triangle retraces 38% of prior move
-extracting triangle retraces to prior wave (iv)
-wave a is the quickest
-wave e is sharp as well
- '0' - '2' trendline stops wave 4 perfectly.
to me this is a C wave impulse down, which will end in 60 hours...
a very nice target would be where w5=1,61%w1, which equals 1,5079, its closest to the 6h parrallel channel resistance.
qsx, i would keep it easy, you know my style
what is marked as wave b is probably simpy the ending diagonal.
then we have clear 5 down, correction afterwards and, _possibly_, the start of the new decline...
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