British Pound/U.S.Dollar (GBPUSD) 4 Hour Chart Elliott Wave Technical Analysis 21 February 24
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Gold Elliott Wave Analysis Function - Trend Mode - Impulse Structure - Impulse wave Position -Wave 4 Direction - Wave 5 Details - Wave 5 still struggles around the Fibonacci support zone. A diagonal seems to be developing for blue wave ‘c’ of 4. Still needs a sharp break out of the diagonal for wave 5 to begin. Invalidation remains at 2245.17. Gold’s price trajectory stands as a resolute testament to bullish sentiment, with a clear resurgence in the long-term uptrend since its nadir in September 2024, bottoming out at 1616. Since this pivotal low, the precious metal has demonstrated remarkable resilience, marking a gain exceeding 40%. Yet, a correction in this bullish trajectory commenced on April 12, 2024. Noteworthy is the corrective nature of this pullback, hinting that it is merely a transient pause before the commodity recommences its ascent to new highs. Delving into the daily chart through an Elliott wave lens, the 1616 bottom signifies the completion of the supercycle degree wave (IV). The ensuing rally represents wave (V) of the same degree, unfolding in an impulse fashion. The initiation of wave III of (IV) from the October 2023 low at 1810 has progressed in a robust impulse, presently navigating the intermediate wave (3) within primary wave 3 (blue circled). Therefore, ample runway remains before the culmination of wave (V). Simplifying our analysis, attention is best directed towards the intermediate wave (3), currently undergoing a corrective phase labeled as wave 4, projected to find support within the 2315.5-2246 Fibonacci zone. Turning to the H4 chart, two potential corrective scenarios emerge: 1st Scenario The first scenario illustrates a zigzag pattern originating from the 2432 peak. Here, blue wave ‘c’ completes an ending diagonal, with confirmation of bullish momentum anticipated at 2353 for the onset of wave 4. However, this diagonal would be invalidated if prices dip below 2258.9. 2nd Scenario Conversely, the second scenario portrays a double zigzag structure unfolding from the 2432 peak, possibly extending to the 38.2-50% Fibonacci retracement range of wave 3 at 2246-2191 before wave 4 concludes and wave 5 initiates. In summation, while Gold’s price trajectory remains bullish, it currently experiences a corrective setback. A breach above 2353 would favor the first scenario, whereas a breach below 2258.8 would nullify it, ushering in the second scenario, projected to find support within the 2246-2191 zone. After wave 4, the resumption of wave 5 should propel prices to fresh highs. Technical Analyst : Sanmi Adeagbo Source : Tradinglounge.com get trial here! -
Asian stocks surged to their highest level in 15 months on Friday, led by gains in tech and Hong Kong stocks. The Japanese yen put more distance from its recent 34-year lows against the US dollar, capping a volatile week that saw suspected intervention by Japanese authorities to support the yen. With Japanese and Chinese markets closed on Friday, regional trading activity was subdued ahead of nonfarm payrolls data later in the day. The yen strengthened 0.43% to 152.99 per dollar on Friday, after touching a 34-year low of 160.245 on Monday. Traders suspect Japanese authorities spent roughly $60 billion to defend the yen this week. The US dollar index, which measures the greenback against six major currencies, was set for a 0.8% decline this week, its worst weekly performance since early March. The Federal Reserve left interest rates unchanged this week and signalled that its next policy move will be to lower rates, although strong inflation readings suggest the first cut could be a long time coming. In after-hours trading, Apple's stock surged nearly 7% after reporting better-than-expected quarterly results and unveiling a record share buyback program.
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