After the
two spinning top bars at the high of the upward movement on the monthly time
frame and the resistance around 1.19 EUR/USD completely logically started falling. Its first stop on the way
down was the 23.8% Fibo
around 1.1700 – 1.1720.
I expected
a little deeper correction to the upside, but the pair could not rally
considerably and headed for the next Fibonacci level at 38.2% of the impulse wave from 1.04945 (10th April 2017) to 1.20924 (8th September 2017).
The 38.2% level is
around 1.1470.
In case the
pair continues dropping we could see a deeper correction to 50% Fibo, which
means a drop to around 1.1300 – 1.1290.
For now
this is just a theory, the market will decide how deep the correction will be.
The
scenario on the screenshot with the five impulse waves is just one of the
possible scenarios, because this might not be the fourth wave and there might
not be a fifth wave – there could be just waves developing in threes.
It's very bearish,indeed.
ReplyDeleteThe pair plummeted this week.
ReplyDeleteThere is still space for further decline
ReplyDeleteGood take on markets, really insightful.
ReplyDeleteLet’s see how it keeps going.
ReplyDeleteGood post!
ReplyDeleteGood insight.
ReplyDeleteVery useful analysis.
ReplyDeleteCorrection might continue, but the trend is still bearish.
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