Amazon, Alphabet, Apple, Tesla Facebook & Microsoft Elliott Wave Analysis.
Tesla (TSLA), Amazon (AMZN), Apple (AAPL), Alphabet (GOOGL), Facebook (FB) & Microsoft (MSFT) Technical Analysis Elliott Wave Forecast & Day Trading Strategies.
US Stocks Amazon AMZN, Alphabet GOOG, Apple AAPL, Microsoft MSFT, Facebook FB, Tesla TSLA. Elliott Wave Analysis counts below.
Stocks analysis overview: Risk on.
US Stocks Elliott Wave Analysis:
Amazon AMZN Elliott Wave c) of 2.
Alphabet GOOGL Elliott Wave Wave1 of (5).
Apple AAPL Elliott Wave (iii) of v) of 3 of (5).
Microsoft MSFT Elliott Wave (v) of iii) of 1 of (5).
Facebook FB Elliott Wave i) of (5).
Tesla TSLA Elliott Wave (v) of iii) of 3 of (5).
Video Chapters:
00:00 NASDAQ 100 Elliott Wave Technical Analysis.
01:35 Amazon Elliott Wave Technical Analysis.
07:28 Alphabet Elliott Wave Technical Analysis.
11:20 Apple Elliott Wave Technical Analysis.
22:40 Facebook Elliott Wave Technical Analysis.
28:31 Tesla Elliott Wave Technical Analysis.
18:08 Microsoft Elliott Wave Technical Analysis.
15:00 Thank you for watching US Stocks Elliott Wave Analysis.
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