In this week's video, we provide an Elliott Wave analysis of the Nasdaq 100, discussing its historical performance and current wave structure, including potential patterns like expanding diagonals and triangles.
In this week's podcast, I provide an Elliott Wave analysis of the Nasdaq 100, discussing its historical performance and current wave structure, including potential patterns like expanding diagonals and triangles. I examine technical indicators and market movements, focusing on Fibonacci levels and volatility triggers while considering various trading strategies and risks. I have also emphasized the importance of mathematical analysis over emotional responses and concluded with key levels to watch for in the upcoming week.
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