Market Updates
Market update posts are designed to keep you updated on current market moves. From our long call in the forex market late October 2018 AUD/USD to the short in NDX.
These updates are designed to keep you informed on upcoming moves in the market. Posted Weekly.
Is TSLA Pointing To More Trouble?
Join Aleks of TradingAnalysis.com as he examines the sector and industry rotation within Consumer Discretionary stocks, as well as the Elliott Wave analysis for TSLA along with another XLY heavy weight heading into earnings. There are developments unfolding that may point to further trouble in the Consumer Discretionary space.
One Big Old Bullish Mess! Near-Term Bullish, Long-Term CAUTIOUS!
Join Todd Gordon of TradingAnalyis.com as he unpacks the macro, fundamental, and technical position of this market to show you why we are near-term VERY bullish, but medium-to-long-term very concerned. The market is about to go through a realization that the economy is quite strong (strong GDP print this morning) and we may not get 6 rate cuts as the fed fund futures markets are pricing in…
Combining Elliott Wave And Sector Rotation In Biotech Stocks
Join Alex K of TradingAnalysis.com as he takes you behind the scenes of our recent Member’s only report highlighting two of our recent stock selections for potential trade setups. From there he shows you our process of sector, industry, and then stock rotation using Relative Rotation Graphs, and then identifying the actionable trade levels using Elliott Wave analysis.
The Bulls Pulled A 1-2 Punch Here…
The bulls pulled a 1-2 punch here with an Apple upgrade from Barclays and Taiwan Semiconductor beating earnings and upping guidance, and the market is responding. In this video we’re going to cover the the near-term macro relationships to watch, the technical position of the market from an Elliott Wave point of view, as well as a sector rotation point of view from our Julius de Kempenaer who recently joined our team at TradingAnalysis.com.
Morning Market Update With Aleks
Join Aleks this morning for a discussion on how the rates affect indices from an Elliott Wave perspective.