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GBP/CHF - 2000 Pips Fall - SELL Orders - March 2019

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FX_IDC:GBPCHF   British Pound / Swiss Franc
GBP/CHF - 2000 Pips Fall - SELL Orders - March 2019

GBP/CHF - 2000 Pips Fall - SELL Orders
Entry / Stop Loss & Take Profit levels.
Market: FX Crosses - GBP/CHF


GBP/CHF is trading within a bearish sequence, and the previously posted "GBP/CHF – Bearish Structure – 2300 Pips SELL Set-up" article should act as a both guideline but also a confirmation for the overall analysis.
A BIG fall of approx. 2000 pips should commence rather soon for the GBP/CHF pair, as the structure is pointing towards a bearish Intermediate degree (C) leg waiting right around the corner.
The five-wave bearish sequence for GBP/CHF should be able to start after the current sharp retracement completes.It is indeed a demanding chart, but so are they all. It's a risk worth taken but also calculated.

GBP/CHF - Elliott Wave Analysis

Structure:
- Intermediate degree (A)(B)(C) (blue)
Sequence:
- Minor degree ABC (orange) within Intermediate (A) (blue)
- Minor degree ABC (blue) within Intermediate (B) (blue)Expectations:
- Bearish Intermediate (C) (blue) would begin at or around the Fibonacci levels of the most recent (intraday) drop.
Technicals in Favor:
- Expanding Flat corrective structure synchronizing with a rejection at the previously broken Rising Channel's lower trend-line
- Bearish Cypher as a Harmonic Pattern honoring the Fibonacci
- Hidden Divergence from Primary X (purple) peaks, towards Intermediate (B) (blue) lower highs
- Fibonacci Retracements of Intermediate (A) (blue) pointing towards a rejection materializing
- Fibonacci Extensions of Minors (A) & (B) (blue) projecting the end of Minor C (blue) at the 150-161.8% levels
- Ending Diagonal in Minor C (blue) followed by a Breach of the lower contracting trend-line.

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