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To: jjplo who wrote (83419)	6/30/2013 12:55:25 PM
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jjplo, Attached is a chart of Gold from 1800 to 2011. Placing the correct wave count within a GSC of a market requires at least a century of data. Otherwise you'll pick up the wrong count in midstream. I know the labeling scheme on my gold charts is not the traditional EW notation scheme but it's one I devised for Gold as I couldn't find a big picture price pattern for gold till now. Chart # 1 below is a chart of gold from 1800 to 2011 and I've labeled a traditional wave count on it. On Chart #1 the BIG assumption I’ve made is that the wave structure is part of a Grand Slam Super Cycle (GSC). A GSC as you know last centuries. I’ve picked up this count and have relabeled my Gold chart from 1999 thru June 2013. So the Count for wave just ended is: Primary ((2)) of Cycle III of Super Cycle (V) of GSC ((???)). A Primary ((3)) of Cycle III is about to unfold. And you know 3 of 3s are very explosive. Hope this helps. Breeze Chart #1 Chart #2

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