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Forex (Video): Wave Patterns Predicted Current U.S. Dollar Weakness
A good example of Elliott wave analysis in action.

by Vadim Pokhlebkin
5/19/2009 2:30:00 PM

Since early May, the U.S. dollar has been losing. Trying to find the cause of the weakness, conventional forex analysts have been citing various reasons -- all of the explaining it really well...after the fact. Watch this free May 8 video for an example of how Elliott wave analysis saw the current dollar weakness before it occurred.

Filed Under: u.s. dollar, euro, brazil, china, forex, Currencies
Category: Currencies


Coffee: Wheel Of Fortune
You need some deductive reasoning to apply Elliott wave analysis in your trading.

by Nico Isaac
4/14/2008 5:45:00 PM

Mainstream financial analysis usually does one of two things: Waits around for this or that supply/demand report to provide direction to a seemingly delayed market – OR – cherry picks through the day's events for a “fundamental” reason to explain direction that has already taken place. Either way, it ends up missing out on the action.

Filed Under: coffee, volatility, u.s. dollar, brazil
Category: Commodities


Soybeans: Go Beyond Conventional Analysis
Are soybean futures going limit-up because of trouble in Argentina? Don't bet on it.

by Morgan Lee
3/25/2008 5:15:00 PM

While the financial media hangs on every move of the Dow Jones index these days, there is plenty of excitement occurring in other markets around the financial world, too. Take commodities, for example, where soybeans and corn futures markets rocketed upward today (March 25), gaining the most number of points allowed by the Chicago Board of Trade.

Filed Under: farmers protests, argentina, brazil, supply and demand, limit-up, Chicago Board of Trade
Category: Commodities


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