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Hope you had a great weekend. I have looked at the GBP$ count critically and have two (2) possibilites; up or down:>) Well, I thought I'd throw that in for good fun.
From a time standpoint, all my calculations have time up between 9/16 and 9/22. I believe time is up. However, from a price standpoint, I have a slightly higher price price as a probability. When counting the long term move as and a-b-c of D and b as a flat yields a price of 1.6333. All other price targets based on my current counts are met.
Assuming the 5 wave up move that ended on 9/17 at 1.6271 was the end of the correction, I arrive at the count presented in this chart. As a result, I think the Gbp$ low is in possibly for the week as C=A at 1.6199. I therefore, expect a corrective move into the 1.6260 to 1.6300 area.
Other possibilities are wave 1 down reaching a low below 1.6160. Alternatively, if the expanded flat ends at 1.6192, is a wave 4 correction, price is likely to move higher.
I think it is time to look lower in equities. There may be a little more in the DOW(less than 200 points) and Gold has moved within 7pojnts of my target.
Here is a follow up to the S&P 500 post on 9/14. I'm not singing yet but, it looks like "She's Gone."
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Yeah! Dude, that is eye candy to me! Below 1393 is confirmation and believe a good top is in. I, however, have a slightly different count with some more upside but the outcome is eventually the same. I have a truncated 5th where you have II and I think (hope?) it is the first of the final set that must end below 1498. In case it isn't obvious after all these years, I always look for a wedge.
hello aerocom, I am still short from 6300 now with stop at 6290 looking for 6100, where I will reverse long for 1.63+
cheers and gl
I won't. If you go back and look at the Gbp$ for the past 5 years, you will see some interesting signals. The cycles equate to a period of about 18 lunar months (about 28 day periods.) They break down to about 9 months down and 9 up. Each 9 month period subdivides into 3 periods of 3 months and these further subdivide. As an example, if this move is an a-b-c, a would last to about October 29; b to about November 28 and; c to about December 28. Then B would unfold. I the case of the Gbp$, I think the next move would be E.
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you nailed it aerocom, congrats, good work it is.
so now can we pretty sure that it is heading down ?
Originally Posted by aerocom
Hello all;
Hope you had a great weekend. I have looked at the GBP$ count critically and have two (2) possibilites; up or down:>) Well, I thought I'd throw that in for good fun.
From a time standpoint, all my calculations have time up between 9/16 and 9/22. I believe time is up. However, from a price standpoint, I have a slightly higher price price as a probability. When counting the long term move as and a-b-c of D and b as a flat yields a price of 1.6333. All other price targets based on my current counts are met.
Assuming the 5 wave up move that ended on 9/17 at 1.6271 was the end of the correction, I arrive at the count presented in this chart. As a result, I think the Gbp$ low is in possibly for the week as C=A at 1.6199. I therefore, expect a corrective move into the 1.6260 to 1.6300 area.
Other possibilities are wave 1 down reaching a low below 1.6160. Alternatively, if the expanded flat ends at 1.6192, is a wave 4 correction, price is likely to move higher.
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