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$USDollar - Target Hit Dead-On

FX:USDOLLAR   Dow Jones FXCM Dollar Index
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$USDollar - Target Hit Dead-On


Hello friends!

Three days ago, on January 07th, we introduced you to the Wolfe Waves pattern ("WW" in short), and used $CADJPY (see original chart setup here: on.fb.me/1cWi5Gl) as well as the USDollar Index (see original set up here: on.fb.me/1dtkXqN) as potential candidates for an imminent, but calculated decline.

- Here is the resulting dead-on hit in the USDollar here: on.fb.me/1ktCEzB
- Here is the resulting dead-on hit in the $CADJPY here: on.fb.me/1iryi7F

Contrary to our usual predictive analyses, this time we based our calculations upon the complex features of the WW. From the level where price stood, we had already offered our clients a bearish outlook. But with this prime example of complex market geometries, we could not resist the temptation to correlate our forecast with that of the WW. Hence, we made it a public courtesy share.

As of today, and by now this market close, we are glad to announce that the trade went fast and hard, down to the precise level of our forecast, which was predefined my the 1-4 Line of the WW.

We hope that in your pursuit to market studying, you will give consideration to market geometries and other occult discoveries. This one pattern was discovered by William "Bill" Wolfe - Google it and enjoy the learning process ... We have three major proprietary and a few minor new patterns at 4xQuad which we use as a layered tool within our daily market predictive analyses and forecast, and we hope to stir a similar level of curiosity, so that you too could some day discover your pattern under your very own namesake, who knows (we named our patterns based on several references, such as The Great White, the Euclid, The Janus ... etc).

Enjoy the process of discovery.

Have a great weekend.

Cheers!


David Alcindor | 4xQuad.com

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