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Elliott Wave analysis: EUR/USD, AUD/USD, EUR/GBP and S&P 500 [Video]

In the weekly video, we've embarked on a comprehensive journey into Elliott Wave analysis, focusing on the leading instruments like EUR/USD, AUD/USD, EUR/GBP, and SPX500. As you navigate the market's ebb and flow, understanding the internal wave structures can provide crucial insights, paving the way for informed trading decisions.

The significance of the zigzag

The Elliott Wave theory, rich in patterns and intricate structures, boasts of the 'Zigzag' as one of its most pivotal components. This three-wave sequence pattern stands out for several reasons:

  • Recognizability: Even for beginners, spotting a zigzag amidst market noise becomes relatively easy once they understand its characteristics.

  • Trade triggers: A classic zigzag, where Wave C lingers close to the end of Wave A and loses momentum in comparison, becomes a clear trade trigger. It's akin to the market laying down a red carpet, inviting traders to walk down a probable profit path.

  • Misleading zigzags: Not every zigzag is a green flag. When Wave C accelerates significantly faster than Wave A, it's a tell-tale sign that traders should exercise caution and likely avoid a position.

Through real-world examples and live charts, our video elucidates the concept of the zigzag pattern, ensuring you're equipped to spot these formations in live market conditions. Additionally, we shed light on the week's potential trading setups, ensuring you're primed to take advantage of fundamental market movements.

In conclusion

Whether you're an Elliott Wave enthusiast or a trader keen on enhancing your technical analysis skills, this week's video offers many insights. As the markets continue to evolve, having a firm grasp of patterns like the zigzag can significantly tilt the odds in your favor.

Happy trading!

Author

Juan Maldonado

Juan Maldonado

Elliott Wave Street

Juan Maldonado has a University degree in Finance, and Foreign trade started his trading career in 2008. Since 2010 has been analyzing the markets using Elliott Wave with different strategies to spot high probability trades.

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