USDCAD Elliott Wave View: Ending 5 wave Impulse
|Short term Elliott wave view in USDCAD suggest that the cycle from 4/13 low (1.3218) is unfolding as an impulsive Elliott wave structure . This 5 wave move could be wave ((a )) of an Elliott wave zigzag structure structure or wave ((c )) of FLAT correction. In either case, after 5 wave move ends, pair should pull back in 3 waves at least as the Elliott Wave Theory suggests. Minutte wave (i) ended at 1.3337 peak, Minutte wave (ii) ended at 1.3261, Minutte wave (iii) ended at 1.3498, Minutte wave (iv) pullback ended at 1.3455 low and above from there Minutte wave (v) of ((a)) already reached the minimum extension area between 1.3509-1.3527 which is the inverse 1.236-1.618% Fibonacci extension area of proposed wave (iv) dip. This means cycle is now mature and can end at any moment resulting in a 3 wave pull back at minimum. The pull back is shown to be wave ((b)) and should correct the cycle from 4/13 low in 3, 7 or 11 swings. If the decline turns out to be stronger than expected and breaks the pivot at 1.3218 low, that would suggest 5 wave move up from 1.3218 low was a B wave FLAT from 3/21 (1.3261) low and pair could then see 1.3252 – 1.3187 area before bouncing again. Although Minutte wave (v) of ((a)) has reached the minimum extension area, another high towards (v) = (i) target @ 1.3571 can’t be ruled out to end wave ((a)) cycle from 4/13 low. In either case, cycle from 4/13 (1.3218) low is mature and should result in a pull back soon.
USDCAD 1 Hour Elliott Wave Chart
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