
Elite Bisnes Team
EURUSD GBPUSD USDCHF USDJPY USDCAD AUDUSD NZDUSD EURJPY GBPJPY EURGBP
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At 4-Hours Chart, the pair currently, the pair rests at 0.9800 area. From the chart, we see that the Wave [ II ] unfold and [ IV ] unfold sharply. Currently, the pair are heading for another Low, since we can see that probably Final Wave [ V ] has just begun.
At 4-Hours Chart, the pair currently, the pair rests at 0.8972 area. From the chart, we see that the Wave [ II ] unfold as a triangle. So, we expect the current Wave [ IV ] will unfold sharply. It does, and in fact the Wave [ IV ] looks to have been completed. So, probably we can say AUDUSD are currently in the final Wave [ V ] of the larger degree.
At 4-Hours Chart, the pair currently, the pair rests at 0.7609 area. Kiwi are currently forming the 4th Wave of the larger degree. From the chart, we see that the Wave [ II ] unfold as a triangle. So, we expect the current Wave [ IV ] will unfold sharply. It does, and we will be sure that the Correction ( Wave [ IV ] ) has completed, if Kiwi can break the current High at 0.7669 area.
At 4-Hours Chart, the pair look synchronized with the weekly one. Currently, the pair rests at 1.4134 area. Euro rallied two ways upon the released data of Non Farm Payroll on Friday, completing the Wave [ IV ] of the larger degree. However, we still don't know, whether the pair has really completed the Wave [ IV ], or it will continue the corrective moves.
At 4-Hours Chart, the pair look synchronized with the weekly one. Currently, the pair rests at 2.0420 area. Cable are currently forming the 3rd Wave Extension, and has one final wave to complete the wave (iii) of Wave [ III ]. After the completion of the 3rd Wave, we can predict the possible retracement using Fibonacci.
Just like the weekly chart, we still can't find the larger degree waves for the pair at the 4 hours chart either. We only manage to figure out those labeled waves as seen on the chart. We are very sorry for the inconvenience and we are still working on it. However, we still can detect the pair direction using Fibonacci analysis.
At 4-Hours Chart, the pair look synchronized with the weekly one. Currently, the pair rests at 116.98 area. Just like GBPJPY and EURJPY, the pair are currently in the 3rd Wave of the larger degree. We still don't know, whether the pair are ready for a short term retracement, or it will continue the journey to the north. If the retracement occurs, it will be easier for us to predict next target using Fibonacci analysis.
At 4-Hours Chart, the pair look synchronized with the weekly one. Currently, the pair rests at 165.36 area. As we can see, EURJPY are currently in the 3rd Wave of the larger degree. We still don't know, whether the pair are ready for a short term retracement, or it will continue the journey to the north. If the retracement occurs, it will be easier for us to predict next target using Fibonacci analysis.
At the weekly chart, we can see Cable started to gain momentum at July 1994. We labeled the whole rally from Low 127.00++ area to April 1998 High at 238.00 ++ area as the Wave [ I ] of the larger degree. The rally really looks impulsive, and we can see a clear 5-waves pattern upwards. Then, after finding its peak at 1998, Cable started to lose, followed by the World Economic Crisis at that time, the chart formed a corrective a-b-c waves. This whole corrective sequence we labeled as Wave [ II ] of the larger degree. Now, the main problem with our counting is, after the correction, GBPJPY went up again as it should according to Elliott Wave theories, but we found some choppy and overlapped waves as shown in the Circle Area. According to Elliot Wave theory, the whole rally to 2007 High at 250.10 can be counted as the Wave [ III ] of the larger degree. Because of these overlapped and choppy waves, we still can't label the smaller waves properly. But, what is certain is, the whole rally upwards are the 3rd Wave of the larger degree.
AUD/USD has been bullish tremendously on Friday (during New York session). As mention in our previous post, the pair are much driven by the rising price of Gold. From Our Fibonacci view, the pair has hit the target level an made a new High of the year, 0.8884. And from the Elliot Wave view, we can see that it has completed the 3rd Wave of the larger degree. Beware, our prediction is not guaranteed to be accurate. Always control your risk and don't be greedy.
NZD/USD has also been bullish on Friday (during New York session). But, the pair are quite 'left behind' from the AUD/USD pair. From Elliott Wave view, we have TWO possibilities here:
USD/CAD also showed a breakout move. After hitting the parity last week, the pair has made a new Low again at 0.9911. The moves were much encouraged by the bullish Oil as well, which also made a new High at 81.07. It did hit the Fibonacci 161.8% level. From the Elliott Wave view, USD/CAD look to have completed the 3rd Wave of the larger degree. Beware, our prediction is not guaranteed to be accurate. Always control your risk and don't be greedy.
From our Fibonacci view, Cable has hit 1st and 2nd Target. IF, current wave are the smaller degree of the 3rd Wave, then it has the potential heading to north. Beware, our prediction is not guaranteed to be accurate. Always control your risk and don't be greedy.
From our Fibonacci analysis, if the pair can break current High at 163.97, then it has the potential to hit:
From our Fibonacci analysis, it tells us that the pair will be heading to 236.15, that will be 200pips more. Beware, our prediction is not guaranteed to be accurate. Always control your risk and don't be greedy.






Fed Cuts Rates, Pushes On The String
9/18/2007 3:02:00 PM
By Nico Isaac
The subprime mortgage implosion ... the credit crisis ... the housing downturn ... recent comments by former Federal Reserve chairman “El Maestro” Greenspan comparing current economic conditions to those that preceded Black Monday of 1987 ... AND, the most recent blow, the September 7 Labor Department report revealing the first monthly decline in payrolls in four years.
After months of trying to ease the U.S. economy back onto solid ground via more delicate means such as verbal ammunition and cash infusions, the mainstream “experts” agreed: It’s time for the Fed to bring out the Big Guns. And on Tuesday, Sept. 18, they finally did with half-point cuts to the federal funds and discount target rates.
Here's what the experts called for prior to the cuts:
| COURTESY THE SEPTEMBER 2007 FINANCIAL FORECAST |
This chart shows – as clear as crystal – that the Fed in fact follows the market.
Take, for example, the fact that during the period between 1984 and 1992, the Federal Reserve slashed rates from 11.75% – TO – 3%, a severe cut that did nothing to prevent the worst stock market collapse since the Great Depression in October 1987, record-high unemployment, a debilitating savings and loans crisis, slow GDP, and economic recession.
Similarly, a Federal Reserve rate cut from 6.5% – To – 1.25% from 2000 to 2002 proved impotent against the longest stock market decline since the Great Depression, the tech-bubble bursting, and a brief economic recession.
(Please Note: From June 2004 to June 2006, the Central Bank RAISED rates from a half-century low of 1% – TO – 5.25%, an equally futile effort to tighten the spigot of easy money and remove the froth from the bubbling housing market before it burst.)
In the words of Bob Prechter, from Chapter 13 of his best-selling Conquer the Crash, the “monetary strategy” of lowering the Federal Funds Rate is about as effective as “pushing on a string.”
And, in the September 2007 Elliott Wave Financial Forecast, our analysts begin with a special section titled “Unwonderful Wizardry Of The Fed.” In this exclusive segment, EWFF presents a powerful glimpse into the Central Banks actions in the wake of the 20th Century’s Greatest Stock Market Manias, showing once and for all the inability of the Fed to “pump life back into the market with a succession of rate cuts.”
The Financial Forecast’s bottom line: “Blind faith in the Fed’s power to hold up the economy and stocks” has dangerous consequences; namely, that investors don’t see what’s directly in front of them before it’s too late.
(Quote From: Elliot Wave International (EWI) )| Currency | Impact | Forecast | Previous |
| 4:30pm | GBP | CPI y/y | 1.9% | 1.9% | | |
| 4:30pm | GBP | Core CPI y/y | 1.8% | 1.7% | | |
| 4:30pm | GBP | RPI y/y | 3.9% | 3.8% |