Tesla (TSLA), Amazon (AMZN), Apple (AAPL), Alphabet (GOOGL), Facebook (FB), Microsoft (MSFT) & US Banks Technical Analysis Elliott Wave Forecast & Day Trading Strategies
Stocks analysis overview: Bullish corrective pattern
US Stocks Elliott Wave Analysis
Amazon AMZN Elliott Wave ii) of 3 of (5)
Alphabet GOOGL Elliott Wave Wave a) of 2 of (5)
Apple AAPL Elliott Wave (c) of ii) of v) of 3 of (5)
Microsoft MSFT Elliott Wave iv) of 1 of (5)
Square SQ Elliott Wave (iii) of iii) of y of (4)
Facebook FB Elliott Wave of 3 of (5) Or y of (4)
Tesla TSLA Elliott Wave a) of 4 of (5)
Microsoft Elliott Wave iv) of 1 of (5)
Bank Of America BAC Wave v) of 3 of (5) Risk on to 50 target
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03:37 Alphabet Elliott Wave Technical Analysis
08:48 Apple Elliott Wave Technical Analysis
14:56 Square SQ Elliott Wave Technical Analysis
17:25 Facebook Elliott Wave Technical Analysis
22:24 Tesla Elliott Wave Technical Analysis
26:20 Microsoft Elliott Wave Technical Analysis
35:15 US Banks BAC
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