Nzd is going to reach the support line and pulls back. Short entry might be on next week. It could not be possible be bullish because from January to May 2012, it was all in bear territory.
Gold was in range bound last couple days. It moves away from range bound area and still have a long long way to go. It is traveling inside the bear zone. I do not know next year whether the bear cycle can complete or not.
This chart has several technical principles. First is the limit of the triangle. When the line is extended off a symmetrical triangle it indicates the downside limit of price. Second, the minimum expectation of price in the second, wave 4 triangle. Here the indication is that price will decline to 9824. Price actually exceeded the minimum expectation when measured from wave e, stopping short of the upper triangle line at 9799.
I think wave 1 up is now complete at 2 times wave 1of 1. I expect wave 2 to be limited by the triangle before a blast through 1.0051. This is a Gann Rule. Price has clearly visited 1.0051 3 times, hence the break through with risk limited by the upper triangle line.
This is what i see in 15 minutes chart for GBP. I plan to short when it pulls back. I am not interested in corrective wave because I am long term trader. It does not look like impulse wave at 15 minutes chart. Still under observation.
we have SLTD top confirmation here (1.6074 broken) - ITD1 bottom is due on friday, but it will most likely be late, ITD2 top (super short opportunity) should be no later than mon the 21st. Howdyy has his bottom due about 16th
we have SLTD top confirmation here (1.6074 broken) - ITD1 bottom is due on friday, but it will most likely be late, ITD2 top (super short opportunity) should be no later than mon the 21st. Howdyy has his bottom due about 16th
GL
Patryk
Hi Patryk,
Could you post some links to information about Delta trading or some books?. Seems that google is not helping.
Could you post some links to information about Delta trading or some books?. Seems that google is not helping.
Thank you.
xtura
Hi xtura,
you`ve got a PM
You may want to check Howdyy`s thread (trading stategies => (at the bottom) gbpusd delta phenomenon...) or via Cable`s thred (it is also linked there).
we have SLTD top confirmation here (1.6074 broken) - ITD1 bottom is due on friday, but it will most likely be late, ITD2 top (super short opportunity) should be no later than mon the 21st. Howdyy has his bottom due about 16th
GL
Patryk
Thanks Patryk. Next week is options expiration. So, the bottom may be in already. However, I am looking for a move into the 6000 area and possibly lower. I have 2 possible counts a w-x-y-x-z complete at today's low or an A-B-C with a of C complete with today's low. If wave C is still underway, price should bottom in the 6000 to 6020 area. However, if it is a completed move, price should move up into the 6185 to 6250 area before moving down again. In this case, I look for a bottom in the 5800 to 5900 area. Based on your date of the 21st, I would think the down move is still underway.
Thanks you for the delta posts. I look forward to reading them.
Still see upwards potential and the current PA as a correction looking for a tradable low...
Cheers, Frank
Silver
Hi Frank;
I see this as a classic zig-zag pattern. Where you have your blue 4, I view as A, a five wave move followed by a flat (3) which should be followed by 5 down. Price here, should move into the 1400 area before any meaningful correction. The alternative would be a truncated wave C which would likely mean a bottom is in at .618 of wave A.
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