Sean K
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Golly Magilla, I have no idea how you have put that count in there. Looks all over the place to me. You drinking too much I feel.Alas, I did a wave count on it. This is my least favourite part with Elliott Wave...it can get in a the way of a perfectly good trade
Could your last ABC, finish at your A, and this last move up be the start of a 12345? Maybe I'm just being hopeful that this is the start of a run and seeing what I want? Does look all good to me, but I'm very newbie at EW.I may have been drinking at the time, but I've since checked it when 100% sober and the only questionable part I can see is the expanded flat count that I have in there for the highest degree wave 4 (4, circled). And if you convert it to a line chart (which IMO is completely valid for EW, particulary on individual shares of lower liquidity), then we get a triangle...
All other counts are subdivisions of the higher degree wave 3. I don't believe that I've violated any rules and haven't bothered to check any guidelines ie. fibbonaci relationships between waves etc...feel free to propose an alternative count.
IS there an Elliott Wave guru in the house who'd like to pick this to bits for us self-confessed amateurs?
Mr Gorilla,
I think they have all left.
Quite a pity.
Cheers
Snake
It looks like a complex wave 4 setup.Snake, in the absence of true professionals, feel free to throw up a wave count...can't hurt...we've managed 2 variations so far...if there are more possibilities it'll help us all to know.
Snake, in the absence of true professionals, feel free to throw up a wave count...can't hurt...we've managed 2 variations so far...if there are more possibilities it'll help us all to know.
ASXGorilla,
Excusing the short wave 3, which breaks the rules, it looks like a 5th wave failure unfolding.
Abiding by the rules, wave 3 the longest, it's the same
Maybe this is voodoo after all. Maybe it is one of the 65% unreadable using EW.
In something I have researched recently, an EW variant, it is wave 5, no doubt.
Cheers
Short wave 3 on your chart or mine? In my count all of my wave 3s are the longest waves.
I find all of OSH quite readable up until the low in September 06. After this point on a daily chart, I'm struggling to determine the lower degree wave counts...which makes me lean toward a continuing corrective phase, hence my original count which says this is a B, and C is yet to come....but once you switch to a weekly line chart the 5-wave downward sloping consolidation pattern between Oct and Dec 06 is quite apparent...and this is a pattern often found in Wave 2...so I'm happy enough to revise the count and say that A-B-C may have terminated back in Sept 06 and we're resuming upward impulse activity.
Going forward, price activity below $3.57 is bad, below $3.19 is worse and below $3.01 will validate the original count.
Self confessed amateur.
The ASX Gorilla.
Lots of resistance at $3.75. A brick wall even. Still, looks to be in an ascending triangle. Should break up. Could put this in potential breakout thread probably.Question,
What is it going to take to get OSH moving up?
Looking at the chart it has just been doing a whole lot of up and down for the last couple of months, with the range becoming tighter and tighter.
I am interested in hearing all of your views.
Cheers
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