Jump to content

USDCHF in strong trend down?


Mercury

Recommended Posts

As mentioned in the DX thread recently USDCHF looks to me like it has made a medium term turn at a wave B and is now proceeding down in a fairly strong wave C.  If you look at the LT Monthly chart you see a massive Triangle that was broken in a small rally in 2014 (coincident with a DX rally after the 2014 Fed Jackson Hole conference) and then confirmed after the de-pegging from Euro debacle in Jan 2015.  Since then the pair have rallied to a slightly higher high (wave 1 - pink - weekly chart) and are now apparently in an A-B-C retrace to wave 2 (pink).  The recent high and turn came at the Fib 62% and weekly chart upper triangle line with Negative Momentum Divergence (NMD) and a pin bar AND inside bar price action formation.  Since then the market has moved down quite sharply and I am looking for a wave 1-2 and then strong drop down in wave 3 to come.

 

Impossible to know which of the 2 scenarios I highlight on the weekly chart will come to pass but for now I favour scenario 1 and will watch DX and other similar pairs for clues while I Shepard my shorts and seek to add at appropriate rallies.

 



Link to comment

So far so good for my road map in that this market did indeed turn at the indicated area and is now proceeding down in a fashion that is consistent with the forecast wave C (i.e. a strong move).  If we see a reversal in a retrace fashion from the lower Triangle line and the move down continues as it has  so far then this will be a 1-5 wave pattern.  If the reversal is in A-B-C and then turns at a lower high then another strong move down is on the cards.

 

My approach is as follows.  Hold my Shorts taken at the previous high and seek further shorts as the market turns at a potential wave 2 retrace (i.e. sell the rallies).  The Daily chart shows that a Wave C could descend all the way back towards the weekly chart Triangle line and/or Fib 76%.

 

The alternative is that the market stays within the Triangle for another few rounds but a strong move down is aligned to other FX crosses and DX assuming the USD rally scenario doesn't materialise in the near future.

 



Link to comment

Archived

This topic is now archived and is closed to further replies.

  • General Statistics

    • Total Topics
      22,086
    • Total Posts
      92,935
    • Total Members
      42,475
    • Most Online
      7,522
      10/06/21 10:53

    Newest Member
    IPS Temp Admin
    Joined 06/10/22 15:40
  • Posts

    • Commodity Markets: Forex, Bonds, US Gold, Silver, Iron Ore,Copper Lithium,Nickel, Crude Oil, Natural Gas. Elliott Wave   Commodities Market Summary: The USD DXY USDJPY are heading higher into Wave iii) and iv) corrections so are the FX pairs and so are GDX and US Spot Gold. So, there are no larger trends, just corrections.   Trading Strategies: No strategies as markets are in small corrective patterns.   Video Chapters 00:00 US Gov Bonds 10 Yr Yields 00:44 US Dollar Index DXY USDJPY, EURUSD, AUDUSD 05:50 US Spot Gold / GDX ETF 08:41 US Spot Silver 11:20 US Copper / Lithium / Nickel / Iron Ore 19:01 Crude Oil 21:21 Natural Gas 27:11 End   Analyst Peter Mathers TradingLounge™ Australian Financial Services Licence - AFSL 317817   Source: tradinglounge com Access Trial here... buy 1 month Get 3 months              
    • Hi @AndaIG, Please could the [LOUP] Innovator Deepwater Frontier Tech ETF be listed and made available for the ISA tax wrapper, pretty please? Many thanks, Sam
    • Look ahead to 31/5/23: China PMI; France GDP; Germany CPI Economic data is key on Wednesday. It starts in Japan with retail sales, followed by Chinese PMI.  Jeremy Naylor | Analyst, London | Publication date: Tuesday 30 May 2023  IGTV’s Jeremy Naylor looks at the chances that the Chinese yuan will weaken further as it becomes more and more obvious that the recovery in China is further away than initially expected. Then in the eurozone we’re looking at the CAC 40 and DAX as growth and inflation data is released. The only corporate on the schedule is from stationers, WH Smith.          
×
×
  • Create New...