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AUD/JPY Elliott Wave technical analysis [Video]

AUD/JPY Elliott Wave analysis – Day chart

Function: Counter Trend

Mode: Impulsive

Structure: Navy Blue Wave X

Position: Gray Wave X

Direction next lower degrees: Navy Blue Wave Y

Details: Navy Blue Wave W seems completed; now Navy Blue Wave X is in progress.

The AUDJPY daily chart Elliott Wave analysis shows a counter-trend pattern. The price is moving impulsively, indicating strong movement against the main trend. The current wave structure is Navy Blue Wave X, which fits into a broader corrective pattern under Gray Wave X. This implies that the pair is undergoing a correction phase that may become more complex.

Navy Blue Wave W looks to have finished, and the market has entered Navy Blue Wave X. This wave is still part of a larger correction and may develop into a combination pattern. The next movement expected is Navy Blue Wave Y after Navy Blue Wave X concludes.

The current technical view suggests AUDJPY may continue in a counter-trend direction. With Navy Blue Wave X active, strong momentum is visible. However, traders should be cautious—this is not a new trend but part of an ongoing correction.

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AUD/JPY Elliott Wave technical analysis – Four-hour chart

Function: Counter Trend.

Mode: Impulsive.

Structure: Orange Wave Y.

Position: Navy Blue Wave X.

Direction next higher degrees: Orange Wave Y (Initiated).

Details: Orange Wave X looks completed; now Orange Wave Y of Navy Blue Wave X is active.

The AUDJPY 4-hour chart analysis shows a counter-trend setup with impulsive price movement against the main direction. The current wave structure is Orange Wave Y, part of the larger corrective Navy Blue Wave X. This suggests continued correction with a potential for a complex wave form.

Orange Wave X appears to have ended, leading to the formation of Orange Wave Y within Navy Blue Wave X. This is expected to be a zigzag or similar corrective pattern. Orange Wave Y is the key structure to track next.

The technical picture suggests that AUDJPY may continue its counter-trend activity. As Orange Wave Y progresses, strong momentum is evident. Traders should recognize this is part of a larger correction and not a signal of a long-term trend reversal.

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AUD/JPY Elliott Wave technical analysis [Video]

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Peter Mathers

Peter Mathers

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Peter Mathers started actively trading in 1982. He began his career at Hoei and Shoin, a Japanese futures trading company.

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