Ian Copsey
Harmonic Elliott Wave
I wasn’t really expecting too much yesterday but it turned out to be an underwhelming day.
EURUSD just couldn’t decide what to do. So basically, the outlook I had hoped for may develop today. Either it’s a break above 1.1327 or a break of 1.1230. If the former, then it’ll complete a triple three and then it’ll go lower. I’m still looking for losses in USDJPY after a day of the sleepy hollow.
USDCHF managed to form a Wave I so now we need a pullback – and that may suggest that EURUSD will see a new high. Equally, the comments I gave yesterday in GBPUSD remain. I just have a doubt in my mind that we could see a new high before losses resume. Otherwise, we’ll just see a direct decline.
The Aussie was equally slumberous and soporific but should now go lower.
As for EURJPY, well we did see a 1 point high that could imply an expanded flat – but really? Just 1 point? It’s possible but I’m not sure I’ve seen a single point to complete an expanded flat…
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