Elliott Wave analysis is a great tool to help you decide an appropriate levels to gain exposure to any asset class. CPER – ETF – or the United States Copper Index Fund has recently been in the news. Yahoo Finance has run this article that says ‘industrial metals-related exchange traded products are strengthening this year…
Continue reading →The Trading Deck at MarketWatch (A Wall Street Journal Publication) has just published my Elliott Wave article on using Elliott Waves to invest in Mid Caps Elliott Waves Explained
Continue reading →Elliott Wave Analysis of EasyJet as posted here on 6 May 2012 suggested a three step move as follows: First a recovery from the then current 514 levels to 533, followed by a dip to around 470 after which a rally to 595. Here is the link for that post: Eliott-wave-analysis-of-easyjet-plc Guess what happened! The…
Continue reading →There is so much happening at Barclays Bank that I thought it deserves a look at the chart and see if we can get any clues. SO here you are..As always, please remember that WaveTimes in its current form is only sharing with you my knowledge of Elliott Wave Analysis. If you take the views…
Continue reading →There are strong Elliott Wave reasons to think Glencore stock (GLEN:LSE) is all set to continue its dive in the coming weeks. The decision by Qatar Holdinigs to seek improved merger terms sent shock waves up the spines of those who were hoping for some stability in Glencore’s stock price. Let us take a quick…
Continue reading →Let us see what Elliott Wave Analysis of EasyJet Plc suggests about the possible future direction for this stock. This low-cost passenger airline that conducts operations throughout the United Kingdon and mainland Europe has seen its stock recover nicely from around 300 pounds seen in July 2011. It is currently trading at 514.50. As always,…
Continue reading →Here is Ramki’s Elliott Wave analysis of BHP Billiton that appeared on Forbes on 7 March 2012
Continue reading →In today’s Financial Times, I read an interesting article by Paul Murphy that started off like this: “About 40 teams of sell-side analysts cover Tesco, the nation’s leading grocer, slavishly updating their forecasting models with every grain of fresh shopping info. Did any of those number crunchers fully anticipate the recent “strain” on Tesco’s profitability…
Continue reading →Just over 3 weeks back the Wall Street Journal reported in its Market Watch that analysts were saying BP’s tumble on oil spill was overdone. It quoted analysts’ target of 730 pence for the share from its current level of around 575 pence. Elliott Wave Analysis of BP however pointed to the opposite direction, and…
Continue reading →Today I came across a report where an analyst was calling for BP to reach 730 pence from its current level of around 575.50. However, from an Elliott Wave perspective, the outlook for BP doesn’t look so rosy. I am of the view that we are headed a lot lower. Take a look at these…
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