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Ideally, We should see a reversal back to the dollar downside

It’s still a slow market but at least we’re getting closer to a pullback. Most likely we should be seeing the reversal today. I just hope that the pullback will be relatively swift. Ha! That’s a joke! Well, ideally, we’ll see a reversal to the Dollar downside. EURUSD is close to finding its low – equally the same in USDCHF but for a pullback lower. 

GBPUSD has just reached the Wave iii and, most likely, we should see a modest pullback – or perhaps a deep Wave b/v…

So, while the three markets noted above, we have USDJPY flapping about, sleeping on the job and really not engaged with the market. It may even see a deeper pullback below the current (green) Wave b. It’s been over a week that I suggested the first reversal target but we ain’t getting there yet…

EURJPY appears to be following a slow pullback higher. Once EURUSD has found its low, this could provide a firmer rally but we still need to be aware of the slothsome USDJPY…

 Finally. The Aussie has reached a Wave (iii) and that could either provide a deep-ish kind of pullback or a deep Wave b/v…

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Ian Copsey

Ian Copsey

Harmonic Elliott Wave

Ian Copsey has been around in financial market for over 30 years, the last 23 years as a technical analyst. He focuses heavily on price development and structure as "it is the only way to generate accurate support and resistance".

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