EURAUD Technical Analysis April 17/2017

On April 11/2017 bears pushed EURAUD lower and it seems lower prices are yet to come in the following trading sessions. At the current moment, bias remains bearish and traders should look for any possible selling opportunities.

1 Hour Chart Bearish Pattern: Bearish pattern is visible on short term analysis but traders need to be patient and wait for price to retrace higher towards the BC 0.50% Fib. retracement level and wait for the point D (blue pattern) to enter the possible reversal zone (blue box) to trigger sells. We do not recommend buying the pair to the proposed selling zone but rather advise to wait for price to enter the possible reversal zone and look for selling opportunities. There is also support/resistance levels near the BC 0.50% Fib. level so we should expect a reaction/reversal in price action in this area. Only time will tell what EURAUD will do but for now bias remains bearish.


If looking to sell EURAUD traders should wait for price to move above the BC 0.50% and watch for price to stall in the possible reversal zone (blue box) for any selling opportunities. Waiting for price to move above the BC 0.50% Fib. retracement level will offer a better risk/reward trade setup. A break above the point B high will invalidate the bearish pattern. If the pair moves lower from the possible reversal zone traders should place targets below the AB 2.24% level.

Of course, like any strategy/technique, there will be times when the strategy/technique fails so proper money/risk management should always be used on every trade.

Trading Edge through Swings Sequences

Most Elliott Wave Practitioners think that 5 wave move off a high / low provides them with a Trading Edge as according to Elliott Wave Theory, a 5 wave move should be followed by 3 waves back and another 5 wave move in the direction of the first 5 wave move. Experience has taught us that many a times, 5 wave moves can turn out to be part of an Elliott Wave FLAT which is a 3-3-5 structure and if so, representing the end of a corrective cycle rather than start of a new cycle and hence setting a trap for the traders. Therefore, we at Elliottwave-Forecast rely more on Swing Sequences than 5 wave moves to look for our “Trading Edge”.

Markets move in either Impulsive Sequences or Corrective Sequences. 5,9,13,17 and so on is an impulsive sequence whereas 3,7,11,15 and so on is a corrective sequence. We believe every Elliott wave practitioner in particular and trader in general should understand the swing sequences to get a better accuracy in their forecasts and avoid getting into traps which are often laid out by the market. As we know that 7 is a corrective sequence so if we see 5 swings up with biggest correction in the middle (which is too big to be wave 4 of an impulse), then we know the sequence is incomplete and it presents a “Trading Edge” to buy the 6th swing pull back to trade the 7th swing higher. Below, we will present an example of EURAUD forex pair showing 5 swings sequence up from 7/19 (1.4418) low suggesting the sequence is bullish against 9/20 (1.4785) low and 6th swing pull back should represent a buy opportunity in 3, 7 or 11 swings with a target of 1.5543 – 1.5722 area.

EURAUD 5 swings sequence provides a “Trading Edge”

We understand that not all traders are able to identify these incomplete sequences which provide a “Trading Edge” to traders, so when ever we spot an Incomplete swings sequence on our charts, we put a Bullish Sequence or Bearish Sequence stamp on the chart for our clients to know they should be looking to buy or sell that particular instrument in 3, 7 or 11 swings. Not every instrument has a Bullish or Bearish sequence all the time but we cover 78 instruments in total so there are always some showing Bullish or Bearish swings sequence in different time frames.