There was another leg up, but price remained below the 1.4535 wave C high, which keeps the triangle count in play. Look for price to break the 1.4323 low for confirmation.
It seems that the price action tries to confirm the triangle scenario. Still, I wonder how come that the triangle scenario is not also visible on the USDX chart?!
Do you also follow the dollar index, at least for checking if the price patterns do align or not with the EURUSD?
No i don't check the USDX charts. The eur/usd counts are based on what i see on the eur/usd charts only. The reason why is because i don't believe in correlations, it's not 100% certain. It could correlate for a long time and then go opposite direction for a while. I'm not saying that it doesn't pay to watch both closely. Eventually they might always go in the same (or in this case opposite) direction, just have different ways of getting there. So when analysing with EW and you try to catch the waves as accurately as possible, i think it's best to analyze every market on its own.
The August 15th post has the 2 main counts, both are still in play. If you go back to the July 1st post, you'll see the alternate count where price could go to a new high.
I was born on July 20th 1983. I have been trading since 2007 and using Elliott Wave analysis since 2008. I also use trendlines, fibonaci, candlesticks and various indicators to determine a future direction of price.
Hi Jeremy!
ReplyDeleteIt seems that the price action tries to confirm the triangle scenario.
Still, I wonder how come that the triangle scenario is not also visible on the USDX chart?!
Do you also follow the dollar index, at least for checking if the price patterns do align or not with the EURUSD?
I count on your feed-back.
Best regards,
Catalin
Hi Catalin,
ReplyDeleteNo i don't check the USDX charts. The eur/usd counts are based on what i see on the eur/usd charts only. The reason why is because i don't believe in correlations, it's not 100% certain. It could correlate for a long time and then go opposite direction for a while. I'm not saying that it doesn't pay to watch both closely. Eventually they might always go in the same (or in this case opposite) direction, just have different ways of getting there. So when analysing with EW and you try to catch the waves as accurately as possible, i think it's best to analyze every market on its own.
Friendly greetings,
Jeremy
Point taken, Jeremy!
ReplyDeleteThanks for your comprehensive answer.
With best regards,
Catalin
Hi Jeremy,
ReplyDeleteMaybe a week or two ago you posted an alternate scenario with a target of 1.49ish- was this count ever violated?
Regards ,
Jeff
Hi Jeff,
ReplyDeleteThe August 15th post has the 2 main counts, both are still in play. If you go back to the July 1st post, you'll see the alternate count where price could go to a new high.
Friendly greetings,
Jeremy
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