Neerav Yadav
50 Eyes Market Analysis
In this third iteration of the Trading Opportunities Webinar, I have discussed charts of Forex, Commodities, Indices. All discussions are based on Elliott Wave with detailed Wave counts as well standard Supply and Demand analysis.
Timestamp
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04:25 – About Us.
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08:35 – EURUSD (Sell setup).
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19:35 – EURCAD (Sell Setup).
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24:04 – USDJPY (Updated Count).
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32:42 – EURJPY (Ending Diagonal).
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38:26 – Crude Oil(Downside target achieved).
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49:05 – Gold (Sell Setup).
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58:10 – BITCOIN.
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01:00:33 – Nifty.
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01:03:40 – SPX.
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01:05:45 – How to join next webinar.
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Gold fluctuates in narrow range below $2,320
After retreating to the $2,310 area early Wednesday, Gold regained its traction and rose toward $2,320. Hawkish tone of Fed policymakers help the US Treasury bond yields edge higher and make it difficult for XAU/USD to gather bullish momentum.
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Softer growth, cooler inflation and rate cuts remain on the horizon
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