Neerav Yadav
50 Eyes Market Analysis
In this Trading Opportunities Webinar, Neerav Yadav (Author of “Think with the Markets”) has discussed charts of Forex, Commodities, Indices.
All discussions are based on Advanced Elliott Wave, with detailed Wave counts as well standard Supply and Demand analysis.
Timestamps:
- 03:50 – About Us
- 07:10 – EURUSD (Went down as per analysis)
- 11:45 – Crude Oil (Updated Elliott Wave Analysis)
- 17:00 – Gold (Long trade closed in profits)
- 26:00 – SPX (Movement precisely as per analysis)
- 35:38 – Nifty (Went up as per analysis)
- 41:30 – BITCOIN
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Bitcoin active addresses hit lowest level in five years, BTC ranges below $67,000
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