Hi
Your count looks similar to mine, I even like yours more as you count the correction as a combo (W-X-Y)! I count five down (pink cercle) and now an impressive correction that could be about to end tomorrow or next week only... I wait to see some important confirmation of this downtrend to resume before shorting once again... BTW, thanks Brad to the initial setup some weeks ago!
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Hi, after what you said about the ABC WXY difference and in conjunction with today's price action which I would say negates the WXY, I took a closer look and saw the following:
4H chart: area of the grey ellipse is of interest really, the forecast of green 3, 4, 5 is a guess at most because my new preferred count of magenta C is currently nearly ending contracting diagonal 5 of the third of green 3 of this C, still waiting for 4 and 5 of green 3.
same 1.6136/7 invalidates (and it looks like it might be tight to the line maybe).
30min chart: wave magenta B of the zigzag seems to be composed of a contracting barrier triangle. If this is the case then it confirms that we are indeed in a zigzag wave orange 2.
Okay. EUR/USD behaves as anticipated CAD as anticipated. DOW as anticipated, USD/CHF was kind of off, I caught a small loss, Hence i will wait for a breach of the trendline mentioned on the first post which marks the confirmation. GBP/USD as anticipated USDJPY AND GBPJPY as anticipated USDSEK as anticipated, AUD/USD could be an expanded flat but its my alternate, I think the top is in. I am not going to post on the forum anymore. I wish you guys yielded as much profits as I have from these calls. I'm off to bermuda, Feel free to join me.
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Hi, after what you said about the ABC WXY difference and in conjunction with today's price action which I would say negates the WXY, I took a closer look and saw the following:
OK. Here is what I see after the weekly close now: The short scenario is more dead than alive. Let's see if the top of wave 4 (black) holds... I'd say no. Technically of course the bearish case is still valid (and on the long term degree looks very valid anyway). Once in a while a threatened top like this holds. And RRR is perfect... BTW, the "barrier triangle" scenario doesn't really fit with the rules imo (because of B-D). Good luck!
Kuwait,
I think your count is a bit of a stretch. I can see how you can make your count work on that time frame but I think you'll find the subdivisions on smaller time frames due not support impulse patterns.
This is what I see. If it unfolds now in an expanded flat correction and tops at c (orange), then there is potential 300 pips to travel back to the latest low...
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