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Notice the overlap of black circle wave 1, that, I think, is important as it tells us something about EUR/USD too. It is possible to count a five wave decline in EUR/USD (see the chart below), but looking at black circle wave 1 and black circle wave 3 they are almost equal in length (wave 3 is a little longer than wave 1), which means that wave 5 should be small or become the extended wave. EUR/USD and USD/CHF tend to trend together, therefore I would expect black circle wave 5 in EUR/USD to extend as wave (iii) of 3 of black circle wave 3 in USD/CHF kicks in.
I have also shown the very bullish alternate count on the bottom of the EUR/USD chart below, it is a possibility, but for now my prefered count is the one where black circle wave 5 becomes the extended wave.
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