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Surfing the market’s choppy Elliott Wave corrections can be as intimidating as surfing the real waves of Fiji or the North Shore of Oahu. But if you have the right form, balance, and tactics, your wave ride can be smooth and silky as you shred towards the beach. Meet Todd Gordon, your surf instructor. In this webinar, Todd help you pinpoint the corrective waves approaching on the horizon that will offer the smoothest, most enjoyable trend wave ride all the way back to beach. In this webinar we will cover the following: · Define the 3 corrective patterns of the Elliott Wave Theory · How to project the end of corrections using Fibonacci projections, extensions, and retracements. · Execute trend-based trades with tight risk defined well ahead of time. His motto is plan your trade, trade your plan, and he will show you exactly what it takes to trade as a professional, planned trader. This session is for traders who: - Are tired of using lagging market indicators that only turn AFTER price has already turned - Would like to anticipate market turns, not react to market turns. - Find themselves struggling to calculate stop loss size using traditional, more elementary technical analysis - Would like to finally understand The Wave Principle.Latest Live Videos
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AUD/USD looks weak, breaches below 0.7000
AUD/USD quickly forgets about Wednesday’s advance and resumes the weekly correction, breaching below the 0.7000 mark to hit fresh two-day troughs and opening the door to a potential challenge of monthly lows in the 0.6950-0.6940 band. In the meantime, the increasing flight-to-safety environment is expected to keep the Aussie and its risk-linked peers under intense pressure for now.
EUR/USD flirts with three-day lows near 1.1570
EUR/USD resumes its march south on Thursday, revisting the 1.1570 region, or three-day lows, ahead of the opening bell in Asia. The intense sell-off in the pair comes in response to the solid performance of the US Dollar amid the still unresolved crisis in the Middle East. Moving forward, investors are expected to shift their focus to the release of the US NFP on Friday.
Gold: further weakness could challenge $5,000
Gold comes under fresh selling pressure on Thursday, slipping back below the $5,100 mark per troy ounce. Persistent strength in the US Dollar (USD) is preventing the yellow metal from building a meaningful recovery, even as markets remain risk-averse amid the deepening conflict in the Middle East.
XRP rises as crypto market steadies despite Middle East war
Ripple (XRP) continues to demonstrate notable resilience as the cryptocurrency market navigates the persistent war in the Middle East after the United States (US) and Israel attacked Iran on Saturday.
Two PMIs, two Chinas Premium
China’s economic data are often treated with a degree of caution by global investors. The challenge is not necessarily that the numbers are incorrect, but that they can describe very different parts of a vast and complex economy. Nowhere is that more evident than in China’s PMIs.
Here is what you need to know for Friday, March 6:
The US Dollar (USD) is being supported by crude oil prices, which rose to its highest level since July 2024, amid headlines of potential interruptions to the Strait of Hormuz and attacks on vessels in the region.