In the higher timeframe, it looks like we have completed a WXY correction. If the low holds, the wave (2) correction can be finished. If the upward move fails, several bearish scenarios can be considered.
In the higher timeframe, it looks like we have completed a WXY correction. If the low holds, the wave (4) correction can be finished. If the upward move fails, there is still a chance that we get the wave (4) as an ABC.
In the higher timeframe, it looks like we have completed a WXY correction. If the low holds, the wave (4) correction can be finished. If the upward move fails, several bearish scenarios can be considered.
The primary expectation is that wave ((c)) of wave 2 is finished. We are in the areas from where we can expect a reversal. If the reversal is not coming and we take out the low, the secondary scenario with an additional impulse down as wave ((v)) comes into play.
The higher timeframe gives us two equally valid scenarios. On the lower timeframe, it looks like wave X is finished and that we are working on wave Y.
In the higher timeframe, it looks like we have completed a WXY correction. If the low holds, the wave (2) correction can be finished. If the upward move fails, several bearish scenarios can be considered.
In the higher timeframe, it looks like we have completed a WXY correction. If the low holds, the wave (4) correction can be finished. If the upward move fails, there is still a chance that we get the wave (4) as an ABC.
In the higher timeframe, it looks like we have completed a WXY correction. If the low holds, the wave (4) correction can be finished. If the upward move fails, several bearish scenarios can be considered.
The primary expectation is that wave ((c)) of wave 2 is finished. We are in the areas from where we can expect a reversal. If the reversal is not coming and we take out the low, the secondary scenario with an additional impulse down as wave ((v)) comes into play.
The higher timeframe gives us two equally valid scenarios. On the lower timeframe, it looks like wave X is finished and that we are working on wave Y.
In the higher timeframe, it looks like we have completed a WXY correction. If the low holds, the wave (2) correction can be finished. If the upward move fails, several bearish scenarios can be considered.
In the higher timeframe, it looks like we have completed a WXY correction. If the low holds, the wave (4) correction can be finished. If the upward move fails, there is still a chance that we get the wave (4) as an ABC.
In the higher timeframe, it looks like we have completed a WXY correction. If the low holds, the wave (4) correction can be finished. If the upward move fails, several bearish scenarios can be considered.
The primary expectation is that wave ((c)) of wave 2 is finished. We are in the areas from where we can expect a reversal. If the reversal is not coming and we take out the low, the secondary scenario with an additional impulse down as wave ((v)) comes into play.
The higher timeframe gives us two equally valid scenarios. On the lower timeframe, it looks like wave X is finished. However, as long as we see too much overlap in the upward move, we cannot exclude the secondary scenario. The secondary scenario calls for two more swings as a wave (b) and (c).
In the higher timeframe, it looks like we have completed a WXY correction. If the low holds, the wave (2) correction can be finished. If the upward move fails, several bearish scenarios can be considered.
The primary expectation is that wave (4) has finished after a WXY correction. We are in the areas from where we can reverse. We are looking at two scenarios on the lower timeframe. The first scenario identifies a complete structure. In the second scenario, two more swings are missing. A failure of both scenarios on the lower timeframe is an indication of a bearish...
In the higher timeframe, it looks like we have completed a WXY correction. If the low holds, the wave (4) correction can be finished. If the upward move fails, there is still a chance that we get the wave (4) as an ABC.