Back to post 56 now;
Davai - 26 Apr 2012 17:29 - 56 of 62 edit this post
'I should have shown 'C' as 5 waves, thus a triple 3, (11 moves). I'm currently trying to determine if according to the rules, 'x' is allowed to breach a 'b' within the cycle.'
'Target is around the previous low of 'A' as this is a flat corrective. Watching;'
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Ok learnt a couple of things. The market mixes it up enough to make it difficult to label the moves for certain before they are completed, therefore better to keep your stop above either the last known 'X' or better still a pip above point 'B'
I'm happy with the way i've labeled the following chart and it says to me that 'X' can breach the previous 'b', but obviously not the previous 'X'
If you strip all the workings down, then the important part was this,
'Target is around the previous low of 'A' as this is a flat corrective.' ('A' being the low to the left of the chart)
So, with your stop above point 'B' (after the abcde wave) we had a target of approx point 'A' because we had determined this was a flat corrective move.
Some overnight news caused some very rapid movements, but the second chart shows in detail the last abc move to print the target req'd;