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16.10.2012 11:36 AM
EUR/NZD - Elliott Wave Analysis for October 16, 2012

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Today's Support and Resistance Levels:

S1: 1.5860                    R1: 1.5918

S2: 1.5838                    R2: 1.5967

S3: 1.5788                    R3: 1.6052

 

Technical Overview:

As we depicted above on Friday and yesterday, we saw to possible options for red wave i, which began at 1.5700. We could either have seen a series of wave one and two or it could be a Leading Diagonal. We think it is the best option to go with the Leading Diagonal option. However, the outcome in both cases would have been the same; a powerful rally in red wave iii of black wave iii. This wave is normally the strongest and most determent wave. It tends to be almost vertical as it develops. In the very short term we could see a minor decline towards the 1.5830 - 1.5850 area before the next rally higher towards 1.6062 starts. But in the long term we should see much higher levels.

 

Trading Recommendation:

You should be long EUR from 1.5725. Move your stop higher to 1.5760. If you are not long EUR already you should buy at 1.5855 with the same stop.

Torben Melsted,
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