Market forecast with Elliott Waves and opportunities in EUR/USD, S&P, and Gold [Video]
|Juan Maldonado, presents a strategic perspective on the financial markets in this exclusive weekly report. The analysis focuses on the EUR/USD pair, S&P 500 futures, and the gold market, applying the well-established Elliott Wave Theory to anticipate key price movements.
EUR/USD analysis
The euro currently shows clear bullish potential based on Elliott Wave interpretation. After identifying a critical reversal zone near 1.1575, analysts observed increased demand and reduced supply, suggesting a corrective phase followed by a potential bullish impulse toward previous highs.
The recommended strategy is to wait for Wave 2 to complete and enter during Wave 3, optimizing the risk-to-reward ratio with clear technical confirmation.
S&P 500 futures
The live analysis indicates a bullish bias supported by well-defined Elliott Wave structures and setups discussed in recent Elliott Wave Street sessions.
Projections point toward an extension of Wave 3 toward 6,900 and potentially higher, emphasizing the importance of identifying liquidity traps and institutional price zones to refine entries and manage risk effectively.
Gold opportunities
Gold stands out as a strong buy-the-dip candidate. Using Elliott Wave patterns alongside MACD divergence, the analysis highlights areas of institutional accumulation.
The approach focuses on waiting patiently for deceleration and confirmation, avoiding premature entries and positioning for the next significant bullish leg.
The precise application of Elliott Wave Theory empowers traders to anticipate market cycles and act with confidence. Both institutional and retail traders can significantly enhance their performance by understanding price structure, momentum, and liquidity dynamics.
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