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The XAGUSD structure suggests the development of a cycle triple zigzag w-x-y-x-z. In this chart, we see the final part of the bearish wave y. There is an assumption that in the second half of December, the price reached a peak, which means that the formation of the wave y has completely ended.
The cycle wave y took the form of a triple zigzag, where the last actionary wave Ⓩ is also a triple zigzag of a smaller wave level.
Consequently, in the upcoming trading weeks, we can expect an upward price movement and the development of a cycle intervening wave x. This wave can take the form of a primary triple zigzag.
Most likely, the price in wave x will rise to the previous maximum at 28.742.
There is a possibility that the reactionary intervening wave x has ended. So, it is worth paying attention to the alternative option, in which we see a downward price movement and the formation of the actionary wave z.
Perhaps the wave z will be a simple zigzag of the primary degree. The impulse wave Ⓐ and the correction Ⓑ in the form of a double zigzag have already been built. Therefore, we are waiting for a drop in the primary impulse wave Ⓒ.
Most likely, the wave z will complete its pattern near 16.89. At that level, it will be at the 100% Fibonacci extension of wave y.
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