AUDUSD unravelling exactly as anticipated.
On the 10 min scale the correction shown as wave II went to 61.8% fibonacci, followed by an impulse wave down.
Again, I do not have a downside target at this stage.
The wave structure will be my guide.
If you look at the move up that completed wave A then you will see that it was composed of 5 subwaves. If I counted correctly then that can't be the entire correction because it is 5. Therefore I suspect that that Aussie is carving out a zigzag as drawn on my chart.
If you look at the move up that completed wave A then you will see that it was composed of 5 subwaves. If I counted correctly then that can't be the entire correction because it is 5. Therefore I suspect that that Aussie is carving out a zigzag as drawn on my chart.
And in true Elliott Wave fashion it appears that wave B is a zigzag within the bigger zigzag
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I think its a decent Fib retracement zone.... what do you think?
Thanks...
I think the trend has changed to the down side. Look at the weekly chart. We are 11 weeks up in an overall bear cycle. The 20 week cycle could end bullish. But, last weeks candle formed a bearish engulfing pattern with this week so far, being one of indecision. I think recognition will occur possibly later this week or next week and then down she goes. That being said, I am looking for the c wave to go into the 5770- 5800 area. Look to short rallies.
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If you look at the move up that completed wave A then you will see that it was composed of 5 subwaves. If I counted correctly then that can't be the entire correction because it is 5. Therefore I suspect that that Aussie is carving out a zigzag as drawn on my chart.
Hey Dave,
There is no alternation between waves (ii) and (iv) of your 'a' wave, and wave (iv) and (i) overlap. Your 'a' wave counts best as a double zigzag completed correction into the 61.8% retrace.
If you look at the move up that completed wave A then you will see that it was composed of 5 subwaves. If I counted correctly then that can't be the entire correction because it is 5. Therefore I suspect that that Aussie is carving out a zigzag as drawn on my chart.
JahDave;
I think your count violates the Elliott rule "wave 4 can not over lap wave 1." Now I have seen all the arguments but, my position is unless wave 4 is a triangle or other complex correction, there should be no overlap. Additionally, the subdivisions in wave 3 also subdivide into 3 with overlap between the waves. Therefore, it is corrective.
Now the down move also looks like it is setting up as a correction which would support Auditt's position of a diagonal. I am watching for wave 4 overlap and reversal to confirm the diagonal.
Here is something else I am watching although the look is not right.
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