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EURNZD Is Drawing a Pattern That Should Scare the BullsThe Daily chart reveals something that should make the bulls feel uncomfortable. It shows that EURNZD’s massive decline from October 2018 high at 1.79337 to December 2018 low at 1.63279 took the shape of a textbook five-wave impulse. The pattern is labeled 1-2-3-4-5. EURNZD Bears Remain in Control According to the theory, the impulses point in the direction of the larger sequence, and a three-wave recovery in the opposite direction follows every impulse pattern. This means that once the corresponding A-B-C expanding flat correction in wave (B) is over, another decline in wave (C) can be expected. The resistance area around 61.8% Fibonacci level and the blue box zone is where a bearish reversal is likely to occur. However, even if the bulls manage to lift the price of EURNZD higher, the bearish outlook remains valid as long as the high/starting point of wave (A) at 1.79337 is intact. If this count is correct, traders should not put too much trust in EURNZD bulls right now and start to take profit in the blue box, especially given that wave (C)’s targets lie below wave (A) low at 1.63279. Did you like this analysis? Kindly let me know in the comment.
Short
by Veejahbee
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EURO (EURUSD) STRONG LONG Wave 3 nextSometimes it is best not to overthink things. The descending wedge on the EURO ( FX:EURUSD ) has been clearly broken to the upside. A new uptrend has begun. Rises are in 5 waves and drops are in 3 waves. This is a classic Elliot wave definition of a new trend direction. Keep it simple. Primary wave 2 and secondary wave 2 of wave 3 UP have now tested the long-term descending wedge's upper trend line and twice it has held and drops below it have been rejected. See two red circles on the chart. Wave 3 of 3 will likely be triggered by anticipation of the Fed lowering interest rates at the end of this month. Cheers! Cyrus
Long
by cyrusgr8
Gold Bulls Are Aiming at $1460 Per Ounce Gold bulls have been unstoppable in the last few weeks. The price of gold has gained 13% to $1439.31 an ounce after a bearish correction that lasts through February and May 2019. The precious metal still has the potential to move substantially higher from the long-term perspective. However, in this post, we will look at the recent rally in Gold and what the next few weeks has in store for the commodity through the Elliot Wave perspective. The H4 chart above allows us to put XAUUSD “Gold” entire progress since May 2019 into Elliott Wave context. It looks like a textbook five-wave impulse pattern is forming, labeled i-ii-iii-iv-v. Wave “iii” is the longest wave, and its sub-waves are also clearly visible. The present and the recent pullback, which seems to be unfolding as a triangle pattern fits in the position of wave iv. The missing piece of the puzzle is wave v. Considering that it’s not a truncation, the fifth wave is supposed to exceed the top of wave iii. In terms of price, wave v’s initial targets lie near $1460/Oz, but $1500 per ounce is quite reasonable as well. Gold Bears Are Not Back Off Yet On the other hand, gold traders should tread very carefully. According to Elliot Wave theory, a three-wave retracement in the opposite direction follows every impulse. Therefore, we can prepare for a notable correction in wave (b) once wave iv and v complete the recent uptrend in wave (a). If this count is correct, XAUUSD is still in an uptrend and aiming at a new high above wave iii’s top. However, a bearish reversal within the blue box is highly probable and can open the door for a ~50% sell-off towards the support near $1350 an ounce. What's your view on Gold?
FX_IDC:XAUUSDLong
by Veejahbee
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