Hi Guys, this is a continuation of the AUDUSD chart posted but since that one is very old (link is below in related ideas) i will continue with this one and update it here. Watch for a break of this corrective structure and a flag before any sell . If it bounces then two possibilities one is a triangle second is an abc (like the GBPUSD shown in weekly outlook). In any case the impulse is to the downside.
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TradingView is proud to be a place where the open communication of knowledge and ideas is possible. Its a place to share your views and learn from others. But we draw lines at certain types of conduct that jeopardize our users or create strife or conflict within our community. This is why we have House Rules and Community Guidelines. And those rules hold for every user, regardless of their plan, their ranking or following. Making exceptions for certain users would be unfair to others.
The account of @anilmangal was temporarily banned because he violated a key House Rule in his last publication. He responded to an educational idea from another user. He did not just provide knowledge or additional information, which would have been fine. Anil went further and said the user is an amateur who is misleading users. He added the rhetorical question “How on this earth some someone not knowing this basic stuff trying to teach others?” Anil then continued to berate the user in the comment section.
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