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- infinitus replied Jul 30, 2013
Hehe, done!!! Sorry for not much around - am buried with work, sadely
- infinitus replied Jul 30, 2013
Hi Bo, looks very good your count so far. Since my longer term count needs to see more bearish action (note: it is only my opinion), we have here two alternatives: A) your impulse may develop to a ABC-x-ABC B) your impulse is wave A of a bigger ...
- infinitus replied Jul 23, 2013
Hi XTrade, thanks for the V - well appreciated. I am as well short term trader and long term trader at the same time. When chances of 1000 pips and more represent on longer term, one would be foolish to not trade them.
- infinitus replied Jul 23, 2013
But in the really long run, Gold may outpace all other assets - if Governments allow (remember: there was a time, when Gold was illegal in US of A)
- infinitus replied Jul 23, 2013
Hi XTrade, let me try :-) We Elliotticans think, that price and pattern simply follow social mood. In Elliott Wave, Psychology, Socioeconomics we do believe, that social mood does not need an external trigger to change direction. So the simplest ...
- infinitus replied Jul 23, 2013
This was my view a few days ago image Since pink 4 moved now into pink 1 this is invalidated. Maybe pink 2 is plum 4, and pink 3 is plum 5, thus also green 3. So the bearish case is far from being dead :-) Either we end here, or the resistance ...
- infinitus replied Jul 23, 2013
Hi Dr. Trade, that is exactly what I am looking at. Most people only see 5 waves up and do think: "Impulse" But looking at the subwaves, our count here has a high probability in my view. Question is: is this all of the correction, or wave W of a ...
- infinitus replied Oct 15, 2011
Hello Grashid, I am short GOLD here too, but see a possible pop up to around 1700. I think the whole corrective move since 1532 is best counted as a contracting triangle, where we are now in Wave E up. What is your reasoning behind shorting Gold ...
- infinitus replied Oct 14, 2011
Out of Elliott Wave sight the return into the channel is very bearish. The move out of the channel to the top was with a high certainty a wave 5 throw over. Chances now are very high that we are in a very broad correction
- infinitus replied Oct 3, 2011
Where is your break even?
- infinitus replied Sep 27, 2011
Hi ML, first of all: vouches tell nothing. There are such many good traders and/or people with brain around completely without vouches........ :-( Elliott wave (EW) is one of many methods to get an edge in the markets. Well, the EW approach is ...
- infinitus replied Sep 27, 2011
Hint: look at the right side of your chart :-) Can you see the speed bump there? I can see it. Can you see the next speed bump on the upper side?
- infinitus replied Sep 27, 2011
Hehehe, have to admit: opposite of your view I have Elliott Wave background and my two favorite counts both point down immediately over the next months/years with targets between 1000 and around 600. From there then up, up, and up. My alternative ...
- infinitus replied Sep 26, 2011
What is your time horizon for "long term"?
- infinitus replied Sep 26, 2011
Oh, it was not directly mentioned towards Gold but in general. But it depends, lastly, on the leverage you take :-)
- infinitus replied Sep 25, 2011
You should have tried out your method in the crashes of 2000-2003 to see yourself dumbfounded.
- infinitus replied Sep 25, 2011
Hi all, Elliott wave wise there might a small chance, that we might see a last run against 2000. But I simply think, that way too many people were sure that Gold would reach the magic number. So the surprise was inn. Ideally, Gold should drop back ...
- infinitus replied Sep 15, 2011
No!!! Correlation and non-correlation work until they do not. Look back over the last decades and you can easily spot it. I think that right now Gold is seen as the safe harbor. In an risk on event like today people rush primarily into stocks etc ...
- infinitus replied Sep 9, 2011
You are welcome. It is a pitty: I can not speak French Do you have Pivot and its supports and resistance lines on your chart?
- infinitus replied Sep 9, 2011
Daily Pivot Point