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Gold moved sideways and lower during Friday’s session. I had expected it to move higher.

The main hourly wave count was invalidated with movement below 1,319.22. The alternate hourly wave count remains valid, but it no longer has the right look.

We now have a clear five down on the hourly chart. This cannot be minor wave B completed; it must continue yet further, and will probably continue for another two or three days.

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Gold Elliott Wave Chart Daily 2013

The structure for primary wave 4 cannot be a flat correction, because what would be the B wave is well less than 90% of what would be the A wave. That is why I have labeled it as a double.

Because intermediate wave (X) is quite shallow I would expect primary wave 4 is most likely a double zigzag rather than a double combination. Double combinations move price sideways and their X waves are usually deeper than this one is. Double zigzags trend against the main direction, and their purpose is to deepen a correction when the first zigzag did not take price deep enough. So I will be expecting intermediate wave (Y) to subdivide as a zigzag and to take price comfortably above 1,433.83. It should last about 35 to 45 days or sessions in total.

Within the zigzag of intermediate wave (Y) minor wave B may not move beyond the start of minor wave A. This wave count is invalidated with movement below 1,251.76.

GOLD Elliott Wave Chart Hourly 2013

With Friday’s sideways and lower movement there is now a clear five down on the hourly chart. This is likely to be minute wave a within minor wave B, and minor wave B must be incomplete.

Ratios within minute wave a are: there is no Fibonacci ratio between minuette waves (i) and (iii), and minuette wave (v) is just 0.41 longer than equality with minuette wave (i).

I would expect minute wave b to breach the parallel channel containing minute wave a. Thereafter, I would expect another five down for minute wave c to complete minor wave B zigzag.

Minute wave b may end about either the 0.382 or 0.618 Fibonacci ratios of minute wave a. If it is a sideways moving combination or triangle it may only reach the 0.382 Fibonacci ratio. If it is a sharper zigzag then it may reach the 0.618 Fibonacci ratio.

Within the zigzag of minor wave B minute wave b may not move beyond the start of minute wave a. This wave count is invalidated with movement above 1,361.91 prior to minute wave c downward being complete.

When minute wave b is completed then I can calculate a target downwards for minute wave c for you. I cannot do that yet.

Minor wave B may not move beyond the start of minor wave A. This wave count is invalidated with movement below 1,251.76.