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发表于 2008-4-22 07:53
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Hi all.
I agree with diver in the sense that Euro will retest the 1.59 level again. In my view, it could, I'm sayin' it could, make new highs before finally retracing. I would like to present my take of the wave counts. Discussions are welcome. I tend to see the market in a simplified form by ignoring the complexities because they don't get me anywhere. Here's a weekly chart showing the rally from 1.1638 that started Nov 2006.

The wave 3 here is in the form of an up channel. When it breaks out of the channel, it signifies a change of pace. So I choose the top at 1.4968 as the end of wave 3. Wave 4 retraces to 0.236 of wave 3, which justifies EW theory that wave 4 is usually the shortest wave. Wave 5, I believe, is still in progress. I tend not to break down waves into too many subwaves. That doesn't do me any good either. If you really want to subdivide it, the chances are you'll see hundreds of subwaves, accurate to the nano second. So we'll only be looking at the daily chart. This is to see wave 5 in 5 subwaves.

Wave 1 and 2 is in the form of an ascending triangle. Wave 3 is the entire rally from 1.4438 to 1.59. This happened just not long ago. Many people have different opinions of wave count for this rally. I'd like to ask one question here: what if the entire is only a wave 3? If that is the case, the 0.382 retracement to 1.5342 is wave 4. We are in the middle of wave 5 now.
I'd like to add that once the presumed wave 5 is complete, we could see a huge correction. I mean huge. If we look at the monthly chart, the rally from 1.1638 that started Nov 2006 is a wave 5.

If my wave count is correct, that means wave 5 of 5 of 5 is nearing completion. It needs to push through 1.5904 to prove me right, though.
Any thought? Comments? |
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