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Explanation of Elliott Wave and Fibonacci 179
the probability of a successful outcome is greater and risk is clearly defined
(the origin of the rally). In this way, you are working from the bottom up
with the wave principle in order to confirm what the top down (big picture)
is telling you.
The fractal nature of markets makes this a logical approach. Remem-
ber, the patterns that occur at smaller degrees of trend will bond together
to form the patterns at larger degrees of trend. Once you see five waves in
one direction on an hourly chart, then probability is high that at least one
more five wave move will occur (in the case of an A–B–C correction) and
possibly two more five wave moves (in the case of a 1–2–3–4–5 impulse).
MULTIYEAR FORECAST FOR THE
U.S. DOLLAR
Of course, it is still tempting to examine long-term charts in an attempt to
forecast what will happen over the next several years. There are always a
number of potential outcomes; therefore, there is always more than one
valid wave count. The goal of the Elliottician is to find the highest proba-
bility count. There are certain guidelines, or characteristics of waves, that
make one count more probable than another. Study the resources listed in
the Notes in order to familiarize yourself with the guidelines.
Regarding the U.S. dollar, the peak in 1985 appears ...