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Euro Triangle: Where might it end?
We’re watching a possible triangle form in the Euro. If this is the pattern, we would like to know where it might end. We can use some of our Fibonacci techniques to help out as we demonstrate in this video.
Predicting Turning Points Using Fibonacci Targets
From a purely theoretical perspective, we expect stock market movements to conform to the rules of Elliott Wave formation. However, sometimes the proper count is not known until after a move is complete; in some cases, not until long after. While traders may have some intellectual curiosity about the current wave count, what matters to […]
Minimum Expectations for Ending Waves
Many times in our analysis we say that some move has satisfied minimum expectations for being complete. This is an important concept that merits some discussion to explain:
What it means for a wave to meet minimum expectations;
What are the practical implications of a wave meeting minimal expectations; and
How one can trade these situations.