Friday's price action in the EUR/USD supports the possibility of higher prices for the pair in the near future with a beautiful series of moves on the EUR/USD hourly chart.

Sine Wave analysis for Dow Industrials points to a continuation of long-term uptrend. Could reach eventual target up to $33,130. Next year Oct./Nov. election window is a key timing element.

Geometric charting analysis of SP 500 weekly verifies analysis from the monthly chart published several days ago. In each case, the analysis shows a continuation higher for the long-term uptrend.

Parabolic Curve and extension concepts applied to this SP500 monthly chart clearly identify major reversals and their relationships to the square root of an important historical low.

This month's low of 25,340.55 bounced on both the support from the 20/8 wave and the preceding breakthrough price of roughly 25,500.

Next key support levels for Bitcon with market geometry.

The recent decline in the USD/JPY pair has taken it to below its long-term uptrend line (starting from the 2012 lows), where it has closed below the line on a weekly basis for the past two weeks.

Time Warner is poised to continue its 13-week uptrend following a 17.3% correction if it holds above a rising trend line. A rally above $97.81/.97 signals a bull trend continuation. Multiple cumulative averages identify support in case of weakness.

Scott Hathaway explains and demonstrates 3 kinds of fractional concepts as well as combining them. In addition, he shows how fractional angles can form mathematical patterns to identify important reversals.

Scott Hathaway explains and demonstrates the procedure for calculating the necessary price/time ratio in order to set a trend to a particular angle of importance.

A support wave is formed by inverting the 20/8 wave and starting on the 1/4 time point.

Recent high should hold for at least a few months as Apple continues to correct. Watch key support levels for tradeable bounces on the way down.

Dow Industrials continues its strong ascent with 27,500 next major target.

Bitcoin had fallen a little over 50% below the all-time high of around $19,666 hit five weeks ago.

Using a simple cumulative average, as opposed to a simple moving average, to compare the period in question with the prevailing trend or correction can help identify entry points and lows and highs in an uptrend.

Bitcoin bounces off support of its cumulative average, which should lead to a continuation of the bull trend into new high prices.