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US Dollar November Elliott Wave forecast

Posted on 11/02/2006 00:00 AM | Link | Post Comment
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US Dollar November Elliott Wave Analysis

Wave (D) for the contracting triangle should be close to completion before a move higher to complete the triangle as wave (E).

At this juncture we expect another advance in wave (E) to the 86.5-87 area before further downside. These charts are only a guide so that you can follow the action and watch for the expected action to complete the triangle. The action could play out exactly as illustrated or it may need adjustments as it follows through.

Good day and good waves! Surf's Up!

US Dollar November Elliott Wave Forecast Chart

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