Sell after corrective pull back, simply to catch wave 3 or c decline
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could be more complex than I thoughtNote
If this is an ending diagonal, we should see price re-test sub wave (3) high (usually higher than wave (3) but should not breach the origin of blue wave 1 or a) then a sharp decline fall below the end of sub wave (4). Since the reversal after ending diagonal usually very quick and sharp, it could be difficult to enter the trade manually, we could probably place a stop sell order just 1 point below the end of wave (4) (only if we see the wave (5) rally first).
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The short-term bearish target would be re-test the end of blue wave 1 or a at 7391Note
The starting point of the blue wave 1 has been broken, we need to figure out something elseNote
A close below 7391 (end of blue wave {iv}) would indicate diagonal is complete.Note
7604 should act as the short-term key resistance, break above this level would eliminate the immediate bearish potential. In other words, if the diagonal count is correct, we will be likely to see an impulsive decline to follow. To keep the impulsive assumption alive, wave 4 should not overlap with wave 1.
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double zigzag w-x-y where wave x could be zigzag or triangleNote
Flat is less likely to happenNote
another solid close below yesterday's low of 6534 would suggest wave iii of (iii) is likely under wayNote
double zigzag w-x-y re-test the end of blue wave iv ? or 0.618 fib level?'When you have eliminated the impossible, whatever remains, however improbable must be the truth.'
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