Analysis
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This section contains analysis resources from the MotiveWave team and our partners.
Forex Analysis
- GBPUSD – Sept. 24 2011 – Bob from CurrencyWaves takes a look at the Weekly Elliott Wave Count on GBPUSD.
- EURUSD – May 27 2011, Part 3 - Dan Hussey from ImpulseTraders.com finishes his look at his Daily and Weekly Strategy Update for the Euro/US Dollar (EURUSD) currency pair and discusses his Elliott Wave Analysis and counts.
- EURUSD – May 27 2011, Part 2 - Dan Hussey from ImpulseTraders.com continues his look at his Daily and Weekly Strategy Update for the Euro/US Dollar (EURUSD) currency pair and discusses his Elliott Wave Analysis and counts.
- EURUSD – May 27 2011, Part 1 - Dan Hussey from ImpulseTraders.com looks at his Daily and Weekly Strategy Update for the Euro/US Dollar (EURUSD) currency pair and discusses his Elliott Wave Analysis and counts.
- AUDUSD – Apr 24 2011 – Bob from CurrencyWaves updates his look at recent activity in the Australian Dollar/US Dollar currency pair and discusses his Elliott Wave Analysis and counts. He also covers RSI Bars in MotiveWave.
- AUDUSD – Apr 17 2011 – Bob from CurrencyWaves looks at recent activity in the Australian Dollar/US Dollar currency pair and discusses his Elliott Wave Analysis and counts.
- USDJPY – March 16 2011 – Todd Gordon from Aspen Trading Group explains the current move and Elliott Wave counts in the Japanese Yen.
- Euro/Swiss Franc – Feb 9 2011 – Todd Gordon from Aspen Trading Group explains the current Elliott Wave counts in the EURCHF pair.
Stocks Analysis
- AAPL – Dec. 23 2011 – Todd Gordon from Aspen Trading Group updates his Elliott Wave counts for Apple Stock (AAPL).
- AAPL – Dec. 6 2011 – Todd Gordon from Aspen Trading Group explains the current move and Elliott Wave counts for Apple Stock (AAPL).
Bonds Analysis
- US Treasury Bonds – Feb 16 2011 – Todd Gordon from Aspen Trading Group explains how best to label Elliott Wave counts using the latest data from US Treasury Bonds (TNX).