A small pullback toward 1930 is possible from the current price level then a decline is necessity to start the 5th wave. The 3rd wave (Extension) is done.
Minimum target for 5th wave is 1894 zone.
Minimum target for 5th wave is 1894 zone.
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Top can be 1925It should have been reach there before Tokyo Session tomorrow ...
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Price is probably forming a Flat Correction in 1 hour time frame.
Conditions:
1. Price should move up with ABC style (Which will be the "A" of flat correction)
2. "B" should not retrace more than 111% minimum 61.80% (This will also have ABC waves inside of it)
3. "C" will have 12345 waves inside of it
I have drew how a flat correction should look like.
These are all probabilities.
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Price has already at 1894 zone That means 3rd wave extension is not finished yet.
Where to stop then?
1889 or 1888 or even lower ?
Price has to form a pullback for further declining.
A top of 1920-25 is now obvious and that will be our 4th wave.
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Zigzag correction confirmation with conditions:
1. A should have 5 waves inside of it (12345)
2. B should not retrace more than 61.80%
3. C should reach the extension of either 100% or 161.80%
Above all conditions are fulfilled.
What's now then?
Price has made a change of character and left an unmitigated order block (1892.140-1893.520) and a discount zone (1893.316-1894.239) is also there.
I am confident that price will make an impulse move from any of these zones if it wants to make a top 1920 today or tomorrow.
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This post is invalid now about the pullback.I am giving new 4h analysis
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1930 pullback is back in favorRelated publications
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