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 where will the current third wave end.
Given the fact that the 2nd wave was very weak and brief, we should ideally look for an extending third wave. There is some minor support just below 1.3600, and assuming we reach there and it recovers mildly before Europe opens, then you can join in fresh selling and travel down to 1.3435 or lower! We shall see. If you can’t get a decent entry level, you should keep your positions small!
Once you know where the minor 4th wave within the current third finishes, you can use some of the techniques I have taught you in my book to determine where the fifth of the third wave will finish.
Good luck
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Dear Ramki,
Thank you for all your posts. I am amazed about your trend analysis and thoughtful conclusion. I live in the Middle East. I tried to buy your book online from amazon but unfortunately they do not sell it to my region. What other possible ways to purchase your book (Five Waves to Financial Freedom)?
Hi Fadi, thank you for your comments. There is another vendor, Infibeam.com. You will find the link by clicking the image of the book on the right column of the blog.
Thank you Mr. Ramki. I will download your book. I already read Elliott Wave Principle by A.J Frost and interested to read your book to further my experience and practice.
Best Regards,
Hello Fadi, I hope you will like what you read. Good luck.
thx for analysis..i like your method to read chart and count waves…plz how can i have got your book that you mentioned in your article
Hello mounir, you can see the picture of the book’s cover on the right side of the blog. Click on that and read what you see in the page that shows up. You will see some links in that page