Elliott Wave Analysis of EURUSD

It is almost a full month since I presented you some analysis on the EURUSD. As discussed last time, Elliott Wave Analysis is a dynamic approach to the market. Your goal should not be to showcase that you can anticipate price patterns and targets correctly. Rather, it...

Elliott Wave Analysis of USDINR Indian Rupee

There have been many calls for an analysis of the Indian Rupee, which has recently seen a bout of weakness. I am often amazed at how importers and exporters alike are not able to take simple decisions about hedging at certain levels which make a compelling case for...

EURUSD chart revisited

When we are trying to adjust our wave counts in a dynamic environment, it is important to be aware of the potential of an alternate count. This is why I had posted a second time on 12 Sep, hinting that we could get a rally to 1.3840 if the decline we saw to 1.3500 was...

Additional Chart of EURUSD

NOw that we have actually reached 1.3670, you need to know when it is confirmed that the move is over. We don’t want a scenario where because of the extended 5th wave seen in the last chart that we get a quick rally back to 1.3840, do we? Alternately, there is the...

EURUSD update

Here is a quick update on the EURUSD. Remember, when you are trying to deal with a live market, you keep adjusting your strategy as it unfolds. This morning, the EURO gapped down to 1.3565 (our 100% projection level). From there, it recovered to 1.3620 and then got...

Elliott Wave update for EURUSD

The European situation has come to a quick boiling point, and the ECB action/words (plus the resignations etc) have all but pulled the supports under the currency. The charts give you some indication of how I am counting the waves, but the more interesting question is...