USDINR: Neo Wave Diametric Pattern
From May 2014 USDINR formed a
diametric pattern which took seven months to complete. Diametric patterns are
of two types Contracting and Expanding. In a diametric pattern there are seven
legs (a-b-c-d-e-f-g) which are all corrective in nature. The first diametric in
USDINR was expanding diametric, in a layman term, it is been termed as diamond
pattern. The probability is much higher that the pair is forming another
expanding diametric pattern which commenced from February 2015.
Forecasting: The pair is moving in a double correction of diametric
pattern, which can be labeled as (a-b-c-d-e-f-g-x-a-b-c-d-e-f-g). The first
diametric shown in the chart (box) completed the last leg wave g at 62.20
levels followed by wave x which has three legs within (a-b-c). After completing
wave x, the pair resumed its uptrend and plausibly started forming another
diametric pattern. As per the wave counts it completed wave d in a three wave
structure which is also the longest wave in the diametric formation and it is
now moving up in the form of wave e which is capped at 64.30. After completing
wave e, the next leg will be wave f which will move down and can test
63.40-63.50 levels, and then one more leg will push prices higher in the form
of wave g which will end the second diametric formation.
Time frame: The first diametric pattern took seven months to
complete, so it is expected that the second diametric formation will take seven
months to complete roughly. The commencement of second diametric was from mid
February 2015 so by mid September 2015 this formation will end, i.e wave g of
second diametric.
In short, expect a range bound
movement in this pair where upside will be capped at 64.30 and downside at
63.40-63.50 levels.
Disclaimer: Please do not circulate this report to Clients and
others. The motive for this excerpt was to make aware of various patterns and
its implications and how it can be used for forecasting various asset classes.
Do not trade on this excerpt or take any positions based on the above mentioned
view.
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