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A Case for AUD/USD implosion and what it means for risky assets!
As most of you guys know, I'm as bearish as anyone could get on the AUD/USD all the way back to a quarterly time frame. For those of you that haven't read my previous post, Here's a quick recap of the longer term wave counts.
Now going down to a shorter timeframe to look at the recent declines in this currency pair. It is evident that we have a leading diagonal. I'm labelling it a wave 1 not only because of my longer term bias. The market was kind enough to give us signals to expect a prolonged move to follow this correction as visible on the chart bellow
Points to note:
1) A leading diagonal's typical position are in the begining of declines hence strengthens the probability of the labelling
2)A leading diagonal typically signals an extention to come
3)Expanded flats occur before or after an extention. We can clearly see that its before in this case.
4) If a correction takes a prolonged time to complete it usually is a signal of highly volatile moves to follow.
Every single guidline that 'signals' an extention is met in this case. We have a strong case, to say the least, to expect a 1.618x target from the upcoming move to the downside. The wave to follow will adhere to alot of wave 3 characteristics, hence my wave 1 labelling of the recent declines during may.
Now we know how good the AUD/USD has been as a guage for risk. With such a wavecount on this pair I think it is irresposible, to say the least, to be bullish on any of the 'risky' assest classes. They may not top together always as visible on the chart bellow, But It is certainly a warning
Happy Trading
Ahmed Farghaly
As most of you guys know, I'm as bearish as anyone could get on the AUD/USD all the way back to a quarterly time frame. For those of you that haven't read my previous post, Here's a quick recap of the longer term wave counts.
Now going down to a shorter timeframe to look at the recent declines in this currency pair. It is evident that we have a leading diagonal. I'm labelling it a wave 1 not only because of my longer term bias. The market was kind enough to give us signals to expect a prolonged move to follow this correction as visible on the chart bellow
Points to note:
1) A leading diagonal's typical position are in the begining of declines hence strengthens the probability of the labelling
2)A leading diagonal typically signals an extention to come
3)Expanded flats occur before or after an extention. We can clearly see that its before in this case.
4) If a correction takes a prolonged time to complete it usually is a signal of highly volatile moves to follow.
Every single guidline that 'signals' an extention is met in this case. We have a strong case, to say the least, to expect a 1.618x target from the upcoming move to the downside. The wave to follow will adhere to alot of wave 3 characteristics, hence my wave 1 labelling of the recent declines during may.
Now we know how good the AUD/USD has been as a guage for risk. With such a wavecount on this pair I think it is irresposible, to say the least, to be bullish on any of the 'risky' assest classes. They may not top together always as visible on the chart bellow, But It is certainly a warning
Happy Trading
Ahmed Farghaly