The primary scenario (in green) is playing out and it looks like we finished wave (X). We can expect more downside as a wave (Y). The secondary scenario (in red) assumes more upside as a corrective wave B. That would mean we get an ABC flat correction instead of a WXY.
The primary scenario (in green) is playing out and it looks like we finished wave (X). We can expect more downside as a wave (Y). The secondary scenario (in red) assumes more upside as a corrective wave B. That would mean we get an ABC flat correction instead of a WXY.
For traders (lower timeframe): The primary scenario (in green) is playing out and it looks like we finished wave (X). We can expect more downside as a wave (Y). In our move down, we should first see some upside as a wave ((b)) or wave ((2)). The secondary scenario (in red) assumes more upside as a corrective wave B. That would mean we get an ABC flat correction...
The primary scenario (in green) is playing out and it looks like we finished wave (X). We can expect more downside as a wave (Y). In our move down, we should first see some upside as a wave ((b)) or wave ((2)). The secondary scenario (in red) assumes more upside as a corrective wave B. That would mean we get an ABC flat correction instead of a WXY.
The primary scenario (in green) is playing out and it looks like we finished wave (X). We can expect more downside as a wave (Y). In our move down, we should first see some upside as a wave ((b)) or wave ((2)). The secondary scenario (in red) assumes more upside as a corrective wave B. That would mean we get an ABC flat correction instead of a WXY.
The primary scenario (in green) is playing out and it looks like we finished wave (X). We can expect more downside as a wave (Y). In our move down, we should first see some upside as a wave ((b)) or wave ((2)). The secondary scenario (in red) assumes more upside as a corrective wave B. That would mean we get an ABC flat correction instead of a WXY.
For traders (lower timeframe): The primary scenario (in green) is playing out and it looks like we finished wave (X). We can expect more downside as a wave (Y). In our move down, we should first see some upside as a wave ((b)) or wave ((2)). The secondary scenario (in red) assumes more upside as a corrective wave B. That would mean we get an ABC flat correction...
Germany 40 index now in a range. My game plan is to wait for a clear break.
The primary scenario (in green) is playing out and it looks like we finished wave (X). We can expect more downside as a wave (Y). The secondary scenario (in red) assumes more upside as a corrective wave B. That would mean we get an ABC flat correction instead of a WXY.
The primary scenario (in green) is playing out and it looks like we finished wave (X). We can expect more downside as a wave (Y). The secondary scenario (in red) assumes more upside as a corrective wave B. That would mean we get an ABC flat correction instead of a WXY.
The primary scenario (in green) is playing out and it looks like we finished wave (X). We can expect more downside as a wave (Y). The secondary scenario (in red) assumes more upside as a corrective wave B. That would mean we get an ABC flat correction instead of a WXY.
The primary scenario (in green) is playing out and it looks like we finished wave (X). We can expect more downside as a wave (Y). The secondary scenario (in red) assumes more upside as a corrective wave B. That would mean we get an ABC flat correction instead of a WXY.
The primary scenario (in green) is playing out and it looks like we finished wave (X). We can expect more downside as a wave (Y). The secondary scenario (in red) assumes more upside as a corrective wave B. That would mean we get an ABC flat correction instead of a WXY.
In the higher timeframe, the higher level wave ((1)) is probably finished. There is also an alternative scenario where we can make one more high to finish wave ((1)). This wave ((1)) should be followed by a wave ((2)) to the downside which is an interesting buying opportunity for investors.
US30 is on a bearish trend after opening and closing yesterdays New York session with strong sell. We should see a retest to the upside and have more bearish moves at the release of the NFP reports and the opening of the New York session.
We have NFP today, NAS100 is forming a bearish trend, it is at a resistance level and we should see massive sells to the downside at the the open of the New York session and at the release of the NFP reports.
The primary scenario (in green) is playing out and it looks like we soon might finish wave (X). The secondary scenario (in red) assumes more upside as a corrective wave B. That would mean we get an ABC flat correction instead of a WXY.
FTSE100 D1 Moved up a timeframe here for the FTSE100 analysis, we are starting to see some rejections for the second day here. A little different to the play we can see on the DAX, the DAX looking very bullish thus far. That being said, could simply be a second entry/retest offering. Indices trade and analyse a little different to FX. We base our entries and...