Summary
A special webinar presented by two experts! Juan Alberto Maldonado is a professional trader and analyst. He has been working with Jody Samuels as the Chief Elliott Wave Analyst for FX Traders EDGE. Juan writes daily articles, mentors students to help them refine their trading skills, and presents webinars through FX Street and FX Trader’s EDGE. He also teaches trading courses in Spanish and English and loves to share his Elliott Wave expertise with traders.. In this webinar, Jody and Juan Alberto will review Elliott Wave Basics with live market examples and wave counts. You will learn how Elliott Wave Analysis can improve your trading, by finding better trade entries, stop losses and profit targets on live markets to make the markets a safer and friendlier environment in which to trade!Latest Live Videos
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EUR/USD holds above 1.0800 ahead of Eurozone GDP, US inflation data
EUR/USD stays in positive territory above 1.0800 after registering its highest daily close in over a month on Tuesday. Investors await first-quarter GDP data from the Euro area and April Consumer Price Index data from the US.
GBP/USD closes in on 1.2600, all eyes on US CPI data
GBP/USD continues to stretch higher toward 1.2600 early Wednesday after closing in positive territory on Tuesday. The US Dollar struggles to find demand and allows the pair to hold its ground ahead of April CPI and Retail Sales report.
Gold consolidates gains near $2,360 as focus shifts to US CPI
Gold holds steady at around $2,360 in the early European session on Wednesday after gaining nearly 1% on Tuesday. The benchmark 10-year US Treasury bond yield stays in the red below 4.5% ahead of US inflation data, helping XAU/USD keep its footing.
Ethereum bears attempt to take lead following increased odds for a spot ETH ETF denial
Ethereum is indicating signs of a bearish move on Tuesday as it is largely trading horizontally. Its co-founder Vitalik Buterin has also proposed a new type of gas fee structure, while the chances of the SEC approving a spot ETH ETF decrease with every passing day.
US CPI data expected to show slow progress towards 2% target
The US Consumer Price Index is set to rise 3.4% YoY in April, following the 3.5% increase in March. Annual core CPI inflation is expected to edge lower to 3.6% in April. The inflation report could influence the timing of the Fed’s policy pivot.