Look at chart 1. We have three waves down since july 2008 - waves A-B-C.
Wave B is a correction and has a triangular form. Triangles in corrections
always preceed the final move. So wave C after triangle is a final wave down
in construction A-B-C since july 2008. Wave C will end and euro will rise.
When will wave C end ?
Let us look at the chart 2.
Wave C is an impulse and is in its fifth wave - wave 5, which is a final
wave of any impulse wave. Wave 4 of wave C is a contracting triangle,
and we have already knew, that correction triangles preceed the final move.
Triangles have more properties, one of them is to attract future
price moves to its levels, and we can say in advance, that future euro
arise will try to reach the end of triangular wave 4 - it is usual
triangles property. So, a good looking BUY position can be established at
the end of wave 5 of wave C.
When will wave 5 of wave C end ?
Wave 5 of wave C is unfolding right now. Having got triangle in wave 4,
we can directly mark the target for wave 5. Usually price comes out of
corrective triangle very sharp and decisively, with thrust length equal
to the widest part of triangle. Take triangle width, add width to the
triangle end - wave 5 start, and we get price target 1.015 - 1.02 or
near it. So wave 5 will try to end in that space. Of course wave can
stop above this target, right in this zone or shortly break through.
All variants are valid, but usually happens, that happens usually.
Close look, parts of wave C - wave 1 and wave 3.
Close look, parts of wave C - wave 4.
What we should do now ?
Wait for wave 5 of wave C to completely unfold itself. Bottom of wave C
is a good place to establish new LONG position(BUY EUR against USD)
with a price target 1.13 (the end of triangular wave 4).
Look after our updates to find the end of wave C.