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NEO/USD Elliott Wave technical analysis [Video]

NEO/USD Elliott Wave technical analysis

Function: Counter Trend.

Mode: Corrective.

Structure: Zigzag.

Position: Wave ((C)).

Direction next higher degrees: Wave Y.

Wave cancel invalid level:

NEO/USD trading strategy: It is in a corrective wave structure nearing its end. If it can break through the bullish level at $15.414, it will confirm that a new uptrend has started. However, if it breaks the support level at $8.688, beware of a deeper correction. Traders should closely monitor key market signals before making any investment decisions.

Trading strategies

Buy strategy (long position):

  • Wait for a break of resistance at $15.414 before entering a long position to confirm the uptrend. The main target is wave (III) which has the potential to generate high returns.

Risk management:

  • If the price breaks the support level of $8.688, it indicates that the correction is not over yet and the price is likely to continue to fall.
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NEO/USD Elliott Wave technical analysis

Function: Counter Trend.

Mode: Corrective.

Structure: Zigzag.

Position: Wave ((C)).

Direction next higher degrees: Wave Y.

Wave cancel invalid level:

NEO/ U.S. dollar (NEO/USD) trading strategy: It is in a corrective wave structure nearing its end. If it can break through the bullish level at $15.414, it will confirm that a new uptrend has started. However, if it breaks the support level at $8.688, beware of a deeper correction. Traders should closely monitor key market signals before making any investment decisions.

Trading strategies

Buy strategy (long position):

  • Wait for a break of resistance at $15.414 before entering a long position to confirm the uptrend. The main target is wave (III) which has the potential to generate high returns.

Risk management: 

  • If the price breaks the support level of $8.688, it indicates that the correction is not over yet and the price is likely to continue to fall.
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NEO Elliott Wave technical analysis [Video]

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Peter Mathers

Peter Mathers

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Peter Mathers started actively trading in 1982. He began his career at Hoei and Shoin, a Japanese futures trading company.

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