Dow Jones Elliott Wave Weekly Update - Sunday, Nov. 23

By Michael Filighera of Logical Signals

Technical Analyst & Trader • Nov 23, 2025 at 1:20 PM EST

In this video, I analyze the recent movements of the Dow Jones and take a look at the economic and socioeconomic events behind the moves.

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In this video, I analyze the recent movements of the Dow Jones and take a look at the economic and socioeconomic events behind the moves. I provide a comprehensive analysis of U.S. economic history and current market conditions, with discussion of key events like the removal of the gold standard and recent monetary policy responses to crises including COVID-19.

The conversation explores potential market corrections and their implications for various sectors, particularly in technology, while examining how modern trading practices and AI are altering traditional market behavior patterns. The discussion concludes with detailed analysis of Elliott Wave theory applied to the Dow Jones market, including potential price targets and the importance of understanding market history and trading dynamics.

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