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U.S.Dollar /Canadian Dollar(USD/CAD) Day Chart Elliott Wave Technical Analysis 11 October 23


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USD/CAD Elliott Wave Analysis Trading Lounge Day  Chart, 11 October 23
U.S.Dollar /Canadian Dollar(USD/CAD) Day Chart
USD/CAD Elliott Wave Technical Analysis
USD/CAD Elliott Wave Technical Analysis
Function:   Counter Trend
Mode: corrective
Structure: Flat
Position: black wave 2
Direction Next Higher Degrees:Black wave 3  
Details:  blue wave C of  Wave “2” l in play.after that black wave 3 will start . Wave Cancel invalid level for 😄 1.34173
 
The USD/CAD Elliott Wave Analysis for 11 October 23, provides an in-depth assessment of the U.S. Dollar/Canadian Dollar (USD/CAD) currency pair using the Elliott Wave theory, with a focus on daily chart dynamics.
 
This analysis primarily serves a "Counter Trend" function. Counter-trend analysis is instrumental in identifying and navigating market movements that go against the prevailing trend. It's especially relevant for traders who aim to exploit opportunities during corrective phases that often follow significant price trends.
 
The mode of analysis is "corrective," which indicates a detailed examination of corrective wave patterns within the Elliott Wave framework. Corrective waves are pivotal for traders looking to anticipate potential reversals or changes in market direction, especially after strong price trends.
 
The market structure under scrutiny is classified as a "Flat." This pattern is a distinctive type of corrective structure within the Elliott Wave theory. Understanding the characteristics of the Flat pattern is crucial for traders aiming to decode market movements effectively.
 
The focal point of the analysis is "black wave 2." This signifies an intricate examination of the second wave within the broader Elliott Wave sequence. Analyzing wave 2 is critical for traders looking to gain insights into potential price movements and reversal points.
 
Regarding market direction, the analysis indicates that "blue wave C of Wave '2'" is currently in progress. This denotes the ongoing corrective phase within the context of wave 2. Understanding where the market is within this corrective process is crucial for traders looking to make well-informed decisions.
 
A noteworthy takeaway from this analysis is the identification of the "Wave Cancel invalid level for C" at 1.34173. This level plays a pivotal role for traders, serving as a reference point for assessing the validity of their trading strategies and effectively managing risk.
 
In summary, the USD/CAD Elliott Wave Analysis for 11 October 23, adopts a counter-trend approach to dissect the ongoing corrective phase within the Elliott Wave framework. Traders should closely observe the progression of black wave 2 and blue wave C, as it could provide potential trading opportunities. This analysis offers valuable insights for traders navigating the intricacies of the USD/CAD currency pair, especially in light of the corrective wave patterns currently in motion.
Technical Analyst : Malik Awais
 
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