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NAS100 Forecast: A Fresh Bullish Impulse Toward New HighsThe NAS100 index is currently moving within a classic Elliott Wave structure. After completing wave (3), the market entered a correction phase that formed wave (4). This correction appears to have ended in the highlighted support zone, where buyers stepped in strongly. The five-wave pattern before wave (4) confirms a solid bullish trend. Now, the index seems to be preparing for the final upward move wave (5). This wave often represents the last push of a rally before a larger correction starts. As long as the price stays above the recent support near 24,400 , the next targets could be seen around 25,200–25,600 . In simple terms, the market is expected to continue its uptrend after a short pullback, following the typical Elliott Wave sequence of five upward waves and three corrective ones.
THINKMARKETS:NAS100
by Money_Dictators
DXY Weekly Outlook (Count 3)This is a weekly timeframe outlook of the TVC:DXY . This is in alignment with my previously posted outlook which so far is playing out close to how I expected. This shows the wider view of what I think could be playing out. Still targeting the same yellow zone for a potential termination of the yellow (C) wave, after which we could see a counter trend consolidation. Current price action on the lower timeframe looks like it is forming a bearish flat correction which could be wave 2 in red. I'll look get a lower time frame update together, when time allows. More comments on the chart.
TVC:DXYShort
by TheWaveCave
CHF/JPY Builds Momentum for Next Wave HigherThe CHF/JPY 1-hour chart shows a completed wave (1) near the 191.17 level, confirming a strong bullish impulse after a previous decline. The pair is now entering a wave (2) corrective phase, which is likely to retrace toward the 188.7–189.0 support zone before resuming the next upward move. This pullback appears to be a healthy correction within the broader uptrend. Once the correction is complete, wave (3) is expected to begin, targeting levels above 193.0 . The overall market structure remains bullish, suggesting that any short-term dips could offer potential buying opportunities for traders waiting for the next impulsive rally Stay tuned @Money_Dictators Thank you.
Long
by Money_Dictators
Bitcoin (BTC/USDT) Technical Analysis – 3H ChartWave Structure Outlook Bitcoin is currently trading near $119,300, where the wave structure suggests a possible Ending Diagonal formation. This leaves us with two bearish scenarios to monitor: Scenario 1 – Immediate Downside After 1–5 Completion The 1–5 wave sequence may already be completed. If so, the market could trigger an immediate downside move, breaking wedge support. First critical level is $117,600. A clean break below this level would confirm the start of a deeper correction, opening the way toward $115,000 – $113,000. Scenario 2 – Choppy Ending Diagonal (Light Red Arrows) Alternatively, BTC may still extend within an Ending Diagonal. This would mean choppy, back-and-forth price action (small up-and-down moves) before the final breakdown. In this case, price may retest the $119,800 – $120,000 zone, but the structure remains corrective, and the eventual expectation is still bearish reversal. Key Levels to Watch Resistance: $119,800 – $120,000 (upper wedge boundary) Support: $117,600 (first breakdown level) Bearish Targets: $115,000 → $113,000 Conclusion BTC is losing momentum at the end of a 5-wave structure. Whether the market follows Scenario 1 (immediate breakdown) or Scenario 2 (choppy diagonal ending before reversal), the overall outlook is bearish in the short term.
Short
by CakirInsights
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Nifty 50: Genuine Rally or Selloff Setup?The Nifty 50 Index went up, but this upward move was likely just a temporary correction, not the start of a new, long-term rise. Bottom (Wave W): The index first hit a low around 24,377 Bounce (Wave X): It then went up to a high near 25,448. This rise was a clear, three-part corrective move (like an ABC pattern) that stayed inside a rising channel . Clue: Because the move from the bottom (W) to the peak (X) was corrective, it suggests the overall trend is still bearish (downward). Points to look at: 1. Reversal: The index is currently around 24,836 and is starting to turn down from the top of that rising channel. This suggests the temporary rise is over. 2. Projected Drop (Wave Y): The main prediction is a significant drop (Wave Y) that will likely break the previous low of 24,377 . 3. Target: This decline is expected to head toward the lower blue trendline on the chart, completing a larger WXY corrective pattern. 4. Projection: Ending point of wave (Y) can act as the ride for the new impulse cycle. 5. Bearish Stance: Traders should be cautiously bearish (expecting the price to fall). 6. Price action perspective: Previous swing is bearish, better to look at short positions for safe entry. 7. Selling Opportunities: Any small upward movements (retracements) are seen as good selling opportunities (betting on the price going down), as long as the price doesn't break above the recent highs or the channel ceiling.24,300 is indeed a strong demand zone. Stay tuned! Money Dictators :)
NSE:NIFTY
by Money_Dictators
BTC has started going down the slope..I can easy count 5 green intermediate waves up. Last top was just above the 161,8% fib level of primary white ((1)). It's outside of the pitchfork, it's outside of the white base channel indicating the primary white 3 was underway. By having a good 5 wave structure in the last wave up, I believe this is the intermediate green 5 wave done, and hereby primary white 4 has started. How low can it go? By a rule from Elliott, wave 4 cannot enter the territory of wave 1, so this would mean the absolut low of wave 4 would be at the 64,760 level. After we had, what I counted as a primary white wave 2 formed as a flat, it will be fair to presume we will have a relative quick primary white wave 4, because of the guideline of alternation. Also as a guideline we can lean to a Kennedy Channeling Technique, which states that wave 4 is usually not done before touching the bottom of the acceleration channel, which I have colored in blue. The simplest path of wave 4 would be a zig-zag, which I have drawn in yellow. And I anticipate the first wave down, intermediate green A, not to end before around $90.000, then we will have a intermediate green B, then intermediate green C. A choice could very well be that it will form as a triangle, because so many still believe the surge of BTC never stops. But still my anticipation of intermediate green wave A will be around the $90.000 level. This is the most optimistic count I feel I could do on BTC. Another, but not as likely, count could be that we already have seen the wave 5, and then there is no absolute bottom other than 0. Because this would mean we have seen the top of wave 1 of a higher degree, and wave 2 can retrace all the way back to the start of wave 1 without invalidating anything. But this pessimistic count is not my preferred count at the moment.
by TheDane
Anticipation of GC / Gold over the next couple of weeks.For those who might have interest in a Elliott reading on gold: In this post, everytime I write gold, I mean GC. This is just for info, since GC and gold doesn't have same prices, but the movement is very much the same. If you follow along on a gold spot or similar, just translate the levels to there. The picture is very messy for those who doesn't know what the lines and numbers are for, but please follow along. I have a strong believe that with current PA the 3rd (white iii) wave is over, and now we will look for price to search for the bottom of the blue channel. The blue channel is an acceleration channel, which is used to see if 4th (white iv) wave is under way. When the 4th (white iv) has developed some more, we are able to put another channel on, called the deceleration channel. This we will use to spot the end of the 4th (white iv). Until now, it seems gold is respect the white 161 fib level, which is a very typical 3rd wave level to end. The reason I started this post, was to tell you about my thoughts on when the 4th (white iv) is going to end, or at least how long it's going to be. A typical scenario is that wave 4 is longer in duration than wave 2. For ease of spotting, I have put up these purple boxes, so now we do not anticipate gold to end the correction, before it has exited the purple box to the right. The depth of wave 4 (white iv): I believe we are going to see prices in the level between 3600 and 3550 (the green box). Reasons for the levels of the green box: when prices wave 2 (white ii) goes beyound the 61.8 fib level (in this case below), we tend to see a retracement between 38% and 50% in the 4th (white iv). And this is the area the green box indicates. Timewise it is places outside of the previously mentioned purple box. 4th wave also tends to respect the base channel . Either the upper line or the middle line. The lower line of the blue channel and the middle of the grey channel ( base channel ), the green box, outside of the purple box is all seeming to fall in the same place. So I like all the confluences falling together here, so that's why I feel pretty certain that, that is where the white iv wave is likely to end. Timewise it'll be about 1st of october. The white v wave i have also done a forecast on that fits if wave white iv retrace to the green box. Normally the 5th wave is going to end in the area between 38% and 61% of the wave 1 and 3. This level is indicated with the blue fib. Usually wave 5 is equal to wave 3. But can be extended if wave three isn't. Have indicated the 100% fib of white i wave with the cyan fib. This 100% level falls between the blue fib, right around the yellow line I have talked a lot about before in previous post. So I also have a lot of confluences for price to go here in the white v wave. If the white v is extended it could go to the blue 100% level, which also is confluenced with that cyan upgoing line. This is a pitchfork drawn from previous waves. let's see where gold will take us.
COMEX:GC1!
by TheDane
Using simple volume for added confluence in Elliott Wave Theory!Shown on the chart is 2 of the ways you can use the highest volume spikes on the chart to find out where you are in the wave count. Easiest way is to find the highest volume with the steepest slope of trend to label as your third wave. Same concept whether its bearish bars printing or bullish bars. The highest volume shown is actually part of the retracement, albeit in one of the actionary waves (moving with trend), alot of buying happened at the termination of the wave C of the zig zag shown in green. Perfect scenario to rake in buy orders from retail then dump on them to finish out the WXY pattern. This is just 2 of the many scenarios in which you can find help from the volume oscillator to give you a directional bias in Elliott Waves. Happy Trading
Education
by Fractical
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USD/JPY: Downside Pressure MountsUSD/JPY has completed a corrective rally into the wave (2) region, stalling around the 152.00–150.50 supply zone and respecting the descending trendline resistance. This rejection confirms that the broader bearish cycle is intact, and the pair is now entering a wave (3) decline. From the structure, wave (1) has already unfolded strongly to the downside, and the recent corrective bounce aligns as a double three (W–X–Y) correction, which has likely ended. With this in place, we should see downside continuation, targeting lower levels in a clean five-wave decline. T1 = 144.289 T2 = 142.288 SL = 150.525 As long as USD/JPY holds below the 150.80–152.00 invalidation zone, the outlook stays bearish. Selling momentum remains strong, and any pullback is likely to create new opportunities for sellers until wave (5) completes.
by Money_Dictators
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Mastering the Elliott Wave Pattern🔵 Mastering the Elliott Wave Pattern: Structure, Psychology, and Trading Tips Difficulty: 🐳🐳🐳🐋🐋 (Intermediate+) This article is for traders who want to understand the logic behind Elliott Waves — not just memorize patterns. We’ll cover the structure, trader psychology behind each wave, and practical tips for applying it in modern markets. 🔵 INTRODUCTION The Elliott Wave Theory is one of the oldest and most respected market models. Developed by Ralph Nelson Elliott in the 1930s, it proposes that price doesn’t move randomly — it follows repeating cycles of optimism and pessimism. At its core, Elliott Wave helps traders see the bigger picture structure of the market. Instead of focusing on one candle or one setup, you learn to read the “story” across multiple waves. 2021 BTC TOP TESLA Stock 🔵 THE BASIC 5-WAVE STRUCTURE The foundation of Elliott Wave is the Impulse Wave — a 5-wave pattern that moves in the direction of the trend. Wave 1: The first push, often driven by smart money entering early. Wave 2: A correction that shakes out weak hands but doesn’t retrace fully. Wave 3: The strongest and longest wave — fueled by mass participation. Wave 4: A pause, consolidation, or sideways correction. Wave 5: The final push — often weaker, driven by late retail traders. 🔵 THE CORRECTIVE 3-WAVE STRUCTURE After the 5-wave impulse comes a 3-wave correction , labeled A-B-C. Wave A: First countertrend move — often mistaken as a dip. Wave B: A false rally — traps late buyers. Wave C: A stronger decline (or rally in bearish market), often equal to or longer than Wave A. Together, the impulse (5) and correction (3) form an 8-wave cycle . 🔵 PSYCHOLOGY BEHIND THE WAVES Each wave reflects trader psychology: Wave 1: Smart money positions quietly. Wave 2: Retail doubts the trend — “it’s just a pullback.” Wave 3: Mass recognition, everyone piles in. Wave 4: Profit-taking and hesitation. Wave 5: Final retail FOMO. A-B-C: Reality check, trend unwinds before cycle resets. 🔵 TRADING WITH ELLIOTT WAVES 1️⃣ Spot the Trend Identify whether the market is in an impulse (5-wave) or correction (A-B-C). 2️⃣ Use Fibonacci for Validation Wave 2 usually retraces 50–61.8-78.6% of Wave 1. Wave 3 often extends 161.8% of Wave 1. Wave 5 is often equal to Wave 1. 3️⃣ Trade the Highest-Probability Waves Wave 3 (trend acceleration) and Wave C (correction completion) are often the cleanest opportunities. 4️⃣ Don’t Force It Not every market move is Elliott Wave. Use it as a framework, not a rulebook. 🔵 COMMON MISTAKES Over-labeling: Trying to force waves where they don’t exist. Ignoring timeframes: Waves may look different across scales. Trading every wave: Not all waves are high-probability setups. 🔵 CONCLUSION The Elliott Wave Theory isn’t about perfection — it’s about perspective. It helps traders understand market cycles, recognize crowd psychology, and anticipate major turning points. Use Elliott Wave as a map , not a prediction tool. When combined with confluence — volume, liquidity zones, or trend filters — it becomes a powerful edge. Do you trade with Elliott Waves? Or do you think they’re too subjective? Share your experience below!
NASDAQ:TSLAEducation
by BigBeluga
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