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More Wolfe Lessons; Potential Short Trade Analysis | $AUD $NZD

FX:AUDNZD   Australian Dollar / New Zealand Dollar
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Friends,

Yesterday, we posted a preliminary bearish statement, calling the trader's attention to a possible downtrend. I made it clear that the bearish statement was lacking an early bearish market reversal, and to this day, that signal has not been emitted. Yet - Here is the prior analysis and the option for you to replay the price action:

ANALYSIS HOLDS AT RANGE:

In that analysis, we defined a few structural points, namely the 1.07488-1.07353 resistance range, as well as a cautiously early target as "TG-1 = 1.05260 - 06 MAR 14", drawn against the plotted points of a Bullish Bat. The "Bat vs. my predictive analysis" point here was to emphasize how price is not always the best indicator to define a trend, since the proprietary system applied herein is price-independent.


PREDICTIVE ANALYSIS CAN TRUMP PRICE:

In fact, we just proved yesterday and today a similar point, when our targets for the EURUSD were defined above the multi-year resistance trendline, and yet both target got hit consecutively, one candle at a time. See where the THIRD target rests here:
While we await an early bearish reversal signal followed by a bearish market reversal confirmation, I thought it might be worth a Friday's while to look at a next level of complexity regarding eh Wolfe Waves Patterns.


WOLFE WAVES PATTERN:

As you may recall from prior explanation, the Wolfe Waves pattern ("WW") represents a rather advanced, complex market geometry, in which trend, counter-trend and trendline all work together to exact an area of reversal and a target. Now, add to that mix "trendline transposition", and you'd become atuned to the next level of WW complexity.

Here, I am referring to the use of the 2-4 Line, which if cut and paste, and placed at the tip end of Point-3, projects parallel to its original 2-4 Line, but away from the 1-3-5 Line.


DEFINING 3-5' & 3-5'' LINES:

In fact, the transposed 2-4 Line now becomes the 3-5-prime (written as 3-5' Line), and "physically acts as a discreet but efficient overhead resistance IN CASE price was to BACA (i.e.: Break Above, Close Above") point-5.

The example in the chart is LIVE and supportive of this technical reality, as 5' has dutifully acted as the point of reversal, as it should - There is also a 5-second, or 5" point, which is none other than that same 1-4 Line transposed and originating not from Point-3, but from Point-1, effectively becoming the 1-5'' Line.


3-5' ADVANTAGES:

While it seems that these various lines allow the trader to chase after price, remember that these lines are very reliable as a FIRST advantage. In fact, I find 5' more reliable than Point-5, as price often tends t favor that loftier level of reversal.

As a SECOND advantage, Point-5, 5' and 5'' allow the trader to set stop-losses quite tightly, thus affording larger rewards to risk ratios.


OVERALL:
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