Stock Trading: TSLA, AMZN, AAPL, GOOGL, FB & SQ Technical analysis Elliott Wave Forecast [Video]

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US Stocks Amazon AMZN, Alphabet GOOG, Apple AAPL, Square SQ, Facebook FB, Tesla TSLA. Technical Analysis Elliott Wave Forecast and Trading.

US Stocks Technical Analysis Elliott Wave Forecast overview:
Stocks softer in the last session which is in line with the Bullish Weekly Cycle you can find on the tradinglounge site.

Elliott Wave Analysis Wave Count:
Amazon AMZN Elliott Wave (a) of b) of A of (4).
Alphabet GOOGL Elliott Wave (iv) of v) of 5 of (3).
Apple AAPL Elliott Wave v) of 5 of (3).
Square SQ Elliott Wave bearish count starting to gain weight, that is Wave (4).
Facebook FB Elliott Wave (v) of v) of 5 of (3).
Tesla TSLA Elliott Wave (v) of c) of B of (4).

Shortcuts to what you want:
00:00 Amazon Elliott Wave Analysis.
04:45 Alphabet Elliott Wave Analysis.
05:45 Apple Elliott Wave Analysis.
10:35 Square Elliott Wave Analysis.
14:40 Facebook Elliott Wave Analysis.
18:00 Tesla Elliott Wave Analysis.
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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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