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XAUUSD - SELL IDEA

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OANDA:XAUUSD   Gold Spot / U.S. Dollar
As I examine the XAU/USD chart on a 45-minute timeframe, I am struck by the rhythmic patterns of the market waves, clearly unfolding in a sequence that speaks the language of Elliott Wave theory. The completion of a five-wave advance stands out prominently, signaling that gold's recent ascent might be taking a breather.

With the crescendo of wave (5), the storyline now suggests a change in tempo as we enter a corrective phase, which is typically composed of three waves: A, B, and C. The beginning of wave A seems to be in motion, retracing from the peak reached by wave (5). This ebb is part and parcel of the market's natural flow, offering a counterpoint to the previous bullish melody.

In this unfolding narrative, I am bracing for the development of wave B, which should offer a brief interlude of respite, potentially retracing some of wave A's movement. The key here is to anticipate the pivot point of wave B, which can often retrace up to the start of wave A, before the market resumes its corrective course with wave C.

My strategy, tuned to the nuances of Elliott Wave analysis, will hinge on identifying the end of wave B and the initiation of wave C. This could set the stage for strategic entries, aligning with the corrective trend to capitalize on the potential next leg down.

I'll continue to monitor the cadence of the market's waves, prepared to surf the swells and troughs of price action that lie ahead. The finesse of trading with Elliott Waves lies in syncing with the market's rhythm, and I'm all set to ride these waves with precision and care.
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