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EUR/USD short term bullish and bearish possibilities
Hi guys, after staring at the EUR/USD chart for most of the day, I came up with two opposing views. Opposing in the the short term basis, that is, because we all know that the long term trend is still up. The first count is very similar to Jamie's count. I posted it earlier today. Here's the chart again.

This count assumes that the correction is not over. The new high that we see today is just the momentum extreme of an expanded flat. If this is the case, The wave C down could reach the 1.5500's or even the 1.5300's.
The is the possibility that I initially came up with. I shorted at 1.5870 with stop loss just above today's high at 1.5920. I am still holding that position. It's currently trading at 1.5764.
However, after looking at the chart at different time periods again, I had an alternating view. It looks like we are already in the middle of wave (5) and it's unfolding into a 5th wave ending diagonal.

This is assuming that the drop to 1.5342 completed a larger wave (4) and wave (5) started right there. To be exact, we are in wave 3 of (5) now. If this is the case, the ascend will be slow and painful, because each wave in a diagonal should consist of three waves. I see only 1 up for wave 3. It's going to take days to complete the process. One problem I have with this count is that the larger wave (4) looks too simple, very uncharacteristic of a wave 4.
It's currently trading at the bottom of an up channel. By candlestick pattern this is extremely bullish. Despite the drop today, the moving averages and MACD are still giving bullish signals. I am going to keep an eye on the price action tonight. If it goes up to 1.58 I'll bail out of my short position for a 70 point gain and wait for the next time it drops to the bottom of the channel to go long. If it drops through the bottom of the channel then it's very possible that a larger correction is underway.
Of course another possibility is that the triangle is still in tact. Wave D exceeded the extreme of wave B, but not by much, can rules really be that strict? There might still be a wave E after all. |
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