The most correct entry will be on the update of the top of wave “1”. In general, this is a conservative entry. Those who work on waves know that it is better not to trade corrections. But impulses are another matter! There are exceptions, for example, to trade triangles or planes.
Therefore, the answer is as follows:
1) Risky - market entry. SL outside 36616.
2) Less risky - pending order at the expected end of correction 37914, SL outside 36616.
3) Conservative - pending order at 38600 update, but this is provided that wave “2” has already formed.
Forecasting is always easier than trading, I think you know it better than me).
Therefore, the answer is as follows:
1) Risky - market entry. SL outside 36616.
2) Less risky - pending order at the expected end of correction 37914, SL outside 36616.
3) Conservative - pending order at 38600 update, but this is provided that wave “2” has already formed.
Forecasting is always easier than trading, I think you know it better than me).
A couple questions if I may.
Eliot wave has caught my interest as an additional tool for my tool box.
When you say "Long to the resistance area 39156.49."
Where exactly are you long and why there?
Are you recommending going long at the open of the next bar?