Elliott Wave Analysis: Ending diagonal On CADJPY May Suggest

Stocks are not moving much lately, but if they turn higher then attention should be on Yen-crosses which are in a downtrend for some time now. However, we see them in the late stages of third legs, so the bottom may not be far. On CADJPY we see signs of an ending diagonal, so a bounce in five waves is what we need to confirm a bottom and look higher.

CADJPY, 4H

The ending diagonal is a special type of motive wave that occurs primarily in the wave 5 position when the price has moved too far and too fast. Some ending diagonal triangles appear in the C wave of an ABC correction. In all cases, the ending diagonal terminates the move of larger patterns. They consist out of five waves, with each having three more sub-waves.

Ending diagonal pattern:

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