Thursday, April 1, 2010
Still valid
Looks like the wave 5 down was wave c of B of ii. We are pushing the limits of where price can go before the count is invalidated. But we are still under the red line, so i'm still expecting a serious drop in price.
Wednesday, March 31, 2010
The allmighty 3
Sunday, March 28, 2010
Who's the boss?
We just opened for the week and allready the wave 1 of 5 low has been broken. This means wave 3 is not yet complete, so wave iii of 3 down is about to start. If 1.3569 gets broken this count becomes invalid and i will look for more upside. We cannot look past the european decission to bail out every EU country, which could make the euro rally against the us dollar. The market remains boss however and we can only follow even if it decides to go lower first.
Friday, March 26, 2010
eu deal but lower prices first?
Thursday, March 25, 2010
Wednesday, March 24, 2010
How low can you go
Now that eur/usd has gone below 1.3434 I am forced to change my count. When i'm in such a situation, i try to adjust my count as little as possible (moved end of wave 3 down to 1 lower low). I am now counting us in a wave 5. To know how low this will take us I will zoom into this wave 5 in my next post.
Friday, March 19, 2010
Pick a card, any card...
Price declined as expected, however its seems more like it did so in 5 waves. It can also be counted as a complex correction, which could even be the end of wave B, but i prefer not to do so for now. These 5 waves down can be part of a zigzag, where this low would be A of B, or as wave 1 of 5. If it is 1 of 5, this would mean there is an error in my count from the 1.5150 top and we will go lower to possibly test 1.30. I will stay with my original count (bottom is in) untill proven wrong. Look for price to rally, but be carefull of a possible wave 3 down if it reverses.
Wednesday, March 17, 2010
Topping?
Monday, March 15, 2010
Price broke out of the triangle, but didn't do so in 5 waves as expected. That is why I am now counting it as a wave A. In the bigger picture, the triangle should now be counted as wave X instead of wave B because price action after the triangle is not impulsive, so no wave C is forming. This would mean we are now at or near the end of wave B of Y. If price falls much further, I will be forced to change my count in a more drastic way.
Friday, March 12, 2010
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