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FX and Index trading     

Davai - 18 Apr 2012 11:13

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Thread designed to record set-ups and targets on index and FX pairs.
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Davai - 04 Feb 2013 18:59 - 310 of 423

Ok, 12,450 is 61.8% ext for minor 5th, Eu is exactly at 13,500 for 50% minor 5th ext...

Davai - 04 Feb 2013 20:00 - 311 of 423

Previous 5w end for FTSE;

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X wave next, surely not in a 3rd?

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Davai - 05 Feb 2013 08:23 - 312 of 423

Post 309 EJ, where C=A or 3=1; the pullback in more detail;

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So probable low already hit, or poss the lower blue circle yet, but then an up day, (provided no extensions), regardless of whether its 5 or B...

Watching for minor 5w/3w to confirm and looks like we already have the 5w...

Davai - 05 Feb 2013 09:08 - 313 of 423

This whole Euro advance starting from a HL is bothering me, without having put a load of thought into this, it would be sensible to at least consider that a HL could/should be followed by a HH, i think the break of 13,490 (last sig high in Mar last year) was possibly an important factor too, as to confirming the last low is definitely a substantial low;

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Davai - 05 Feb 2013 13:33 - 314 of 423

What the EU does in the next 10mins will (obviously) give further evidence, but if we are in an X wave, we have already completed wave A (yesterday) thus we can expect a 'B' to follow... 5-3-5 or 3-3-5, now this morning we have a 61.8% extension, after a pullback. I would normally think this to be a 5th (of the first 5w), but the pullback reached 38.2% of the whole move, so where is wave 1&2?! More likely to be two complete sets of a 5-3-5 (of an A wave) thus a 3w move and should be followed by a 3w B move, before a 5w C, follow?

Well, its speculative right now and more for a guesstimate than anything, but if we do now drop right back down, i will be looking to trade the ending of B for our C wave;

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Davai - 05 Feb 2013 16:32 - 315 of 423

15,595 for a bounce; Cable...? Is 138.2% ext of wave A if this is an irreg, its also bottom of weekly wedge. Even if lower and a miscount, we would be well into a 5th. Cable is certainly a short, but i would love to see a C wave first come back up a few hundred pips...

Davai - 06 Feb 2013 12:36 - 316 of 423

EU, not quite as deep as i was expecting, nonetheless;

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How i perceive PA since;

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and what i'm basing it on currently (although PA this week has been very difficult to follow);

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I have earmarked it as an X wave, but there is no difference if this turns into a 5w move of a fresh impulsive move short, just label ab&c as 12&3, with 4&5 to come, its thereafter it changes massively as trend is now down, so after a 3w move back up, its short it into the pavement... i'm sure i heard that phrase somewhere before! )

Davai - 06 Feb 2013 15:17 - 317 of 423

I see other analysts are calling Cables current move as an ending diagonal. It would certainly look nicer than my count, however, mine will be more likely to be correct in the absence of a further LL;

Previously;

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Its the way the fibs work so well, that i can overlook the feeble looking 4th (although it has worried me ever since!),

With that i ran a couple of predictions for likely abc's;

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and as of last night;

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Now you can see why others are labeling that last corrective as a 4th and current as an ending diagonal 5th, but so far it is clearly in 3 waves and not 5. So, they will now be expecting a complete abc long, whereas i will be expecting simply a 'C'... (this as i say, will be negated with a fresh low, but i have just made a 5w count long for today, (minor wave 1 of C), thus it doesn't look corrective... lets see, nothing set in stone, but following previous charts thus far...

Davai - 06 Feb 2013 15:31 - 318 of 423

With ref to Cable (above), i must say, it really looks to be struggling and certainly is making a meal of grinding any higher... i will keep an open mind!

Davai - 06 Feb 2013 15:41 - 319 of 423

EU on track so far, but again, looks to be struggling, its as if everything is desperate to die, i haven't even looked at the index's today... next thing on the agenda.

earlier;

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and target was hit, looks currently as if 'A' will be inthree, so expect a deep (poss even irreg) 'B', before 'C'. Can't help thinking this will actually be impulsive and the top is in already, but that should become obvious with the degree and speed of the coming drop...

anyway, for now;

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Davai - 06 Feb 2013 15:48 - 320 of 423

The minor 5w long i mentioned above for Cable, now really appears to be a 'C' wave, so lower we shall go and as i posted last night, the lower TL of our weekly wedge is at approx 15,600. I seriously can't see much strength happening, so a running/irregular corrective looks ominous, before the abyss below...

Davai - 06 Feb 2013 16:22 - 321 of 423

Cable;

Now i had it that the last move up hit its 61.8% retrace of the drop, ('B', which it does to the pip - blue circle), however, could the market be playing a trick, it is only a small handful of pips more than if it was the 61.8% of wave A (red circle); this would fit perfectly with my prev counts and also explain why Cable simply wont get any strength from here. So instead of an ending diagonal, (as others are calling it) with a corrective ABC move to come, we will actually be starting the 3rd of the 3rd? sounds like a plan?!

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The small 4th is what would trick most, but it fits the fibs perfectly and recognising it hopefully is the difference here;

The current count as i see it;

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Davai - 06 Feb 2013 19:30 - 322 of 423

If tomorrow is an up day, it will simply prolong the procedure in my eyes, The FTSE looks like its well through its abc corrective ready to drop as does the Euro and cable, however, they might drag it out to be bigger corrective moves such as this (Eu, the others similar);

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Davai - 06 Feb 2013 20:12 - 323 of 423

Ref above, i think the earlier chart where we reached the 38.2% level of 5th ext first thing this morning is correct;

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It means a slightly truncated top, but it fits. Hence the 5w short today would be wave 1;

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followed by an abc wave 2;

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If correct, tomorrow will be a down day on markets too, lets see...

Davai - 07 Feb 2013 07:33 - 324 of 423

Wouldn't rule out some form of ending diagonal on the EJ yet;

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Not put too much time into the Yen pairs lately. I couldn't make out a count for the last move up, but the above would possibly explain why... all will become clearer with a bit more PA.

Davai - 07 Feb 2013 08:05 - 325 of 423

EU,

Waiting for a low risk entry;

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Ok, might look a bit confusing, but i will try to explain my point. At the moment we have completed a (small) 5w long on the EU, this was expected as per prev charts as a 'C' wave, however, it could still be, simply of a larger wave 1 and thus still 4 more waves to come (typically as in the top purple circle. With the thinking in mind that this will be corrective, we shouldn't break the high of Tuesday, therefore if a count takes us up there, we can enter short near this point, with our stop a pip (plus spread) above the high, (stop2).

In the lower purple circle option, it would mean the minor 5w was our C wave completed. It is roughly the 76.4% fib of A, but not conclusive (and not a favourite fib level for me), however, if we drop, we should wait for a decisive break of the red TL, as this would likely indicate AB&C were complete. Our stop goes a pip above the peak of 'C'(stop1). The middle ground is higher risk, both in pips and evidence...

If the trade is wrong, at least we have minimised risk and/or maximised evidence.

Davai - 07 Feb 2013 08:44 - 326 of 423

For me, looking at the current strength of the EU, it concerns me that it is a scenario playing out as in post 322, therefore the stop2 in last post will not be safe. Its too risky and i haven't seen a clear 4th wave yet, whereas Cable, is nearly good to go for the end of our C wave. It may extend into low 15,700's, but the 38.2% retrace of last drop is at 15,697...

*edit*, still printing 4th right now i think;

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Will be trying to follow the 5th on small timescale to determine likely end. The speed of the rise is likely to deter, but must be respected, tight stops are order of the day, in case the count is wrong...

Davai - 07 Feb 2013 08:55 - 327 of 423

Ok, now we have crossover with Cable, so perhaps something like this instead;

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Davai - 07 Feb 2013 09:05 - 328 of 423

Each leg of the abcde is broken down again into 3w (abc), there will likely be a fib relationship between a&c of each, more difficult to spot in the smaller ones, but in the last, c was 138.2% of a, (had me thinking it was the wave 3 relating to wave 1), i will also be watching this if it does follow the chart for our wave e, for a clue hopefully indicating a common level ending at approx 15,700

Davai - 07 Feb 2013 13:37 - 329 of 423

Ah, always the same! Just as you think you've got a good trade! Well, that spike is still well within rights of a C wave, indeed, it looks like a further high to come later. However, whichever way you look at it, it is strength and must be respected as such. No trade until i can recognise something fresh...

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