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CHFJPY - SELL IDEA

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FX:CHFJPY   Swiss Franc / Japanese Yen
Hello TradingView community! I'm excited to share my latest trading idea for CHFJPY, shaped by my Elliott Wave analysis, which is currently indicating a potential sell opportunity. Let's explore the key details of my analysis.

Based on my study, CHFJPY has likely completed its bullish phase, typically marked by a five-wave impulse pattern in Elliott Wave theory. The completion of this phase often signals the onset of a corrective phase. From the wave patterns and current market dynamics, it appears that CHFJPY is entering the early stages of a bearish correction.

I've observed that the peak of the bullish trend's fifth wave has been reached, indicating the end of the upward momentum. We are now transitioning into the corrective A-B-C pattern. In Elliott Wave analysis, Wave A typically represents a significant decline, offering a potential selling opportunity. My analysis suggests that we're at the beginning of Wave A, signaling a shift from bullish to bearish market sentiment.

Considering these insights, I'm contemplating a short position in CHFJPY. My trade target is set around the end of the previous Wave 4, a common retracement point in Elliott Wave theory. This strategy is based on the expectation that Wave A will drive the market lower.

As always, it's important to complement Elliott Wave analysis with other technical indicators and apply sound risk management practices. I'm eager to hear your perspectives and strategies on CHFJPY, so please share your thoughts and strategies in the comments below. Let's engage in a constructive and insightful discussion!
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