Elliott Wave Market Minute – June 19, 2019 [Video]

Elliott Wave International Analysts Team Elliott Wave International

So, unless you live under a rock – or have absolutely horrible wi-fi and a terrible data plan, you KNOW that the story sucking ALL the oxygen out of the room today was the Fed minutes. Well, we’ve said it before and we’ll say it again – They don’t matter. Want to get educated?

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