AUD/USD Carves an Equal Wave Pattern

AUD/USD Carves an Equal Wave Pattern


Talking Points


-The January 14 Equal Wave pattern provides clues to the overall structure


-Break above the channel suggests 8250-8300 target


-Break below 8066 may suggest an ending diagonal towards 79 cents


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The goal of this article series is to help you identify key price levels that govern certain wave relationships so you can establish your game plan prior to the moves taking place.

The video above lays out three probable scenarios for the

AUDUSD

. From a bigger picture perspective, the next move lower towards 79 cents is an important move and likely purple wave 5. If that scenario holds, then purple wave 5 would be an ending wave of the purple wave sequence suggesting a longer term turn higher from slightly lower levels.


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Additional t


ools to identify


levels


and sentiment


on AUDUSD


:


Instant Support and Resistance Levels, a Simple Must_have Tool

(article)


The Plus Technical Analyzer

(free registration required)


Speculative Sentiment Index

(free registration required and provides access to the Technical Analyzer too)


-Written by Jeremy Wagner, Head Trading Instructor, EDU


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