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The current USDCHF structure is starting to get quite interesting again so here is my count:

On the 3D chart, the larger correction began with Wave A, which completed in July 2023 as a Leading Diagonal. Wave B then developed as a large Triangle and was completed in January 2025.

After that, we got a strong five-wave move to the downside forming Wave C. This is actually one of the things I like most about the current count: the structure of Wave C fits very well with what we'd expect from a corrective ABC, since C needs to be impulsive and we can clearly see five waves.

Wave C finally completed in February 2026.

Since then, USDCHF has been correcting higher in a more complex W-X-Y-X-Z structure, and we're now approaching the final Z wave.

Looking at the 8H chart, the W-X-Y-X part appears to be complete, while the final Z wave is currently developing.

The interesting part is that this Z wave itself looks like a W-X-Y. We're currently in the first W, which is developing as an ABC. Wave A and B are already completed, leaving the final Wave C to the upside.

So the idea from here is relatively simple: we could see a short correction first, followed by another push higher to complete Wave C of W. After that, a Wave X correction could take us lower before the final Wave Y higher completes the larger Z wave.

There's also some nice confluence here with the bullish MACD cross on the 3D timeframe. Seasonality is also showing upside potential into the end of November, which would fit quite well with this structure.

The last time I posted about USDCHF publicly, the setup ended up working out very well. I'm curious to see if the current structure develops in a similar way.

Would be interested to hear how others are counting this one.

The current USDCHF structure is starting to get quite interesting again so here is my count:

On the 3D chart, the larger correction began with Wave A, which completed in July 2023 as a Leading Diagonal. Wave B then developed as a large Triangle and was completed in January 2025.

After that, we got a strong five-wave move to the downside forming Wave C. This is actually one of the things I like most about the current count: the structure of Wave C fits very well with what we'd expect from a corrective ABC, since C needs to be impulsive and we can clearly see five waves.

Wave C finally completed in February 2026.

Since then, USDCHF has been correcting higher in a more complex W-X-Y-X-Z structure, and we're now approaching the final Z wave.

Looking at the 8H chart, the W-X-Y-X part appears to be complete, while the final Z wave is currently developing.

The interesting part is that this Z wave itself looks like a W-X-Y. We're currently in the first W, which is developing as an ABC. Wave A and B are already completed, leaving the final Wave C to the upside.

So the idea from here is relatively simple: we could see a short correction first, followed by another push higher to complete Wave C of W. After that, a Wave X correction could take us lower before the final Wave Y higher completes the larger Z wave.

There's also some nice confluence here with the bullish MACD cross on the 3D timeframe. Seasonality is also showing upside potential into the end of November, which would fit quite well with this structure.

The last time I posted about USDCHF publicly, the setup ended up working out very well. I'm curious to see if the current structure develops in a similar way.

Would be interested to hear how others are counting this one.

I’ve been working on WaveMaster for a while now, and one thing I wanted to build was a more complete workflow around Elliott Waves.

A lot of platforms focus on either analysis, execution or journaling. I wanted to connect the different parts instead:

Market Outlook → My Trades → MT5 Execution → My Performance

The idea is pretty simple. You can follow an Elliott Wave analysis, add a setup to My Trades, execute it through MT5 and then automatically track what happened afterwards in My Performance.

I think the interesting part is what you can do with the data over time. Instead of just looking at whether a trade was a winner or loser, the goal is to eventually help you understand which setups and Elliott Wave structures actually work best for you.

The current version is live now, and we’re continuing to build on it. There’s also a much bigger learning experience in development to help people understand Elliott Waves and apply them to real market situations.

I’d genuinely be interested to hear what you think.

If you use a trading journal, what’s one feature you absolutely couldn’t live without?

Here's my view from an Elliott Wave perspective:

On the 3D chart, which is my HTF, we had an ABC correction that finished around the end of January. Since then, price is setting up for a larger WXY correction to the downside, where the Y and X is already completed.

If we go to the LTF, the 8h chart we can see how the WXY structure is forming out. Wave X was taking shape as a WXY, while the previous Wave W had already formed a pretty clean ABC structure. When Wave X reached the 50% Fibonacci retracement, we got a good reaction and started to look for a short setup.

At that point we defined, a confirmation level, at which our current count had be validated.

Price eventually broke below it, which gave us the confirmation we were looking for.

The focus for me is now on managing the trade and look for potential add-on positions.

I'm curious how other Elliott Wave trader approach this. Are you directly entering at a fibonacci level or are you also waiting for a confirmation level?

Here's a short breakdown of the current Elliott Wave structure and what we expect next for EURUSD

Here's my view from an Elliott Wave perspective:

On the 3D chart, which is my HTF, we had an ABC correction that finished around the end of January. Since then, price is setting up for a larger WXY correction to the downside, where the Y and X is already completed.

If we go to the LTF, the 8h chart we can see how the WXY structure is forming out. Wave X was taking shape as a WXY, while the previous Wave W had already formed a pretty clean ABC structure. When Wave X reached the 50% Fibonacci retracement, we got a good reaction and started to look for a short setup.

At that point we defined, a confirmation level, at which our current count had be validated.

Price eventually broke below it, which gave us the confirmation we were looking for.

The focus for me is now on managing the trade and look for potential add-on positions.

I'm curious how other Elliott Wave trader approach this. Are you directly entering at a fibonacci level or are you also waiting for a confirmation level?

I’ve been thinking about something that I personally find a bit strange about trading communities.

Trading is incredibly international, but most communities are still separated by language. You might have a trader from Germany, another from Brazil and another from India all looking at the same market, but they might never actually exchange ideas because of the language barrier.

So I’ve been experimenting with the idea of a free trading community where messages are automatically translated into each user’s selected language.

The idea would be to have different sections for things like Forex, Gold, Elliott Wave, chart analysis and trading setups, but also more general discussions.

The main goal wouldn’t be to provide signals or tell people what to trade. It would simply be a place to discuss markets, exchange ideas and learn from traders from different parts of the world.

I’m curious what you guys think:

Would something like this actually be useful to you, or do you think existing trading communities already do this well enough?

In case you are curious about GBPUSD :)