|

EOG resources Elliott Wave outlook: Range breakout could target 168.49 and 230.05

EOG consolidates inside a Wave (4) range in the very start of a powerful Wave III advance, with a bullish breakout pointing to higher Fibonacci targets.

EOG Resources, Inc. (NYSE: EOG) continues to trade within a strong long-term bullish Elliott Wave structure on the monthly chart. The broader trend remains firmly positive. Price action from the pandemic low confirms that the market has entered a powerful bullish phase rather than forming a long-term top.

The stock has already completed one full major market cycle. Red Wave I and red Wave II are now in place. After Wave II ended at the corona bottom, EOG started the most advanced and dynamic phase of the Elliott Wave sequence, which is Wave III. This phase usually delivers the strongest price expansion, and the structure from the 2020 low supports this view.

Chart

Range-bound structure at current levels and fibonacci targets explained

The advance from the 2020 bottom is unfolding as a clear impulsive move. Inside this red Wave III, the internal wave structure shows an incomplete sequence marked in blue as waves (1), (2), (3), and (4). Waves (1) and (2) established the trend, while Wave (3) produced strong upside momentum. This behaviour matches the typical characteristics of a third wave. Wave (4) now appears to be either complete or still developing.

Author

Elliott Wave Forecast Team

Elliott Wave Forecast Team

ElliottWave-Forecast.com

More from Elliott Wave Forecast Team
Share:

Editor's Picks

EUR/USD treads water above 1.1850 amid thin trading

EUR/USD stays defensive but holds 1.1850 amid quiet markets in the European hours on Monday.  The US Dollar is struggling for direction due to thin liquidity conditions as US markets are closed in observance of Presidents' Day. 

GBP/USD flat lines as traders await key UK and US macro data

GBP/USD kicks off a new week on a subdued note and oscillates in a narrow range near 1.365 in Monday's European trading. The mixed fundamental backdrop warrants some caution for aggressive traders as the market focus now shifts to this week's important releases from the UK and the US.

Gold sticks to intraday losses; lacks follow-through

Gold remains depressed through the early European session on Monday, though it has managed to rebound from the daily trough and currently trades around the $5,000 psychological mark. Moreover, a combination of supporting factors warrants some caution for aggressive bearish traders, and before positioning for deeper losses.

Bitcoin, Ethereum and Ripple consolidate within key ranges as selling pressure eases

Bitcoin and Ethereum prices have been trading sideways within key ranges following the massive correction. Meanwhile, XRP recovers slightly, breaking above the key resistance zone. The top three cryptocurrencies hint at a potential short-term recovery, with momentum indicators showing fading bearish signs.

Global inflation watch: Signs of cooling services inflation

Realized inflation landed close to expectations in January, as negative base effects weighed on the annual rates. Remaining sticky inflation is largely explained by services, while tariff-driven goods inflation remains limited even in the US.

Monero Price Forecast: XMR risks a drop below $300 under mounting bearish pressure

Monero (XMR) starts the week under pressure, recording a 4% decline at press time on Monday after a 7% drop the previous day, putting the $300 support zone in focus.