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How Elliott Waves enabled us to anticipate multiple turning points in GBPUSD
- August 9, 2018
- Posted by: Ramki Ramakrishnan
- Category: GBP
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Elliott Waves are incredibly useful while trading the financial markets. In today’s post, I am going to show you how Elliott waves enabled us to anticipate multiple turning points in GBPUSD, one of the most traded currency pairs in the FX or Forex markets. It is now 20 minutes past 9 am in Chicago, (where
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An example of EURUSD analysis using Elliott Waves
- May 8, 2018
- Posted by: Ramki Ramakrishnan
- Category: Euro
Elliott Wave analysis works on all time frames. Here is an example of how I used the daily, hourly and 30-minute charts of the EURUSD to recommend a trading strategy to several of my clients back in September 2017. Why am I talking about that now? It is because the headlines I read just now
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What WaveTimes could do for you in EURUSD
- May 8, 2017
- Posted by: Ramki Ramakrishnan
- Category: Euro
As you probably know from this link wavetimes/raves, Forex traders from around the world pay special attention to the levels I discuss using Elliott Waves. Earlier this year, several members of the premium service had subscribed to my analysis of USD/JPY. I was recommending them to buy at 111.40, looking for a move back to
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Spotting an easy 100 pip profit in Forex using Elliott Wave Analysis
- March 1, 2017
- Posted by: Ramki Ramakrishnan
- Category: AUD
This is another example of a trade that I recommended to a member who chose the consulting option. As you know, WaveTimes readers and members come from every corner of the world, and have interest in a variety of markets. This lady is an active trader in the AUD/NZD cross. The following charts were sent
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A review of USDSGD consultation with an exclusive member – part 1
- February 5, 2017
- Posted by: Ramki Ramakrishnan
- Category: SGD
Most people think that Elliott Wave analysis will work only on the major currencies such as the Euro, British Pound or Japanese Yen. However, I have clients from around the world, and this post showcases one consulting session with a client who trades in USDSGD. As you know, readers of this blog come here to
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A review of USDSGD consultation with an exclusive member – part 2
- February 4, 2017
- Posted by: Ramki Ramakrishnan
- Category: SGD
We saw a step-by-step review of the Elliott Wave counts for USDSGD up to the end of sub wave iii inside wave 5. Let us see what came next. These charts of USDSGD were prepared for a client based in Singapore on 1st January 2017, when the currency was trading at 1.4478. Deciding where sub
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Elliott Wave analysis of USDCAD
- May 11, 2016
- Posted by: Ramki Ramakrishnan
- Category: CAD
The writeup that follows will use Elliot Wave analysis of USDCAD to arrive at some strategic conclusions. But first, a brief background. Most leading players are currently neutral in their outlook for the USDCAD. The Bank of Canada has made it clear that it is willing to act should recent strong data turn out to
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Elliott Wave Analysis of Singapore Dollar USDSGD
- December 26, 2015
- Posted by: Ramki Ramakrishnan
- Category: SGD
As many of you are aware, I offer a consulting service at WaveTimes.net. Occasionally I share some of those cases with you to help you learn Elliott Wave analysis. The following is a consultation I did with a trader based in Singapore who wanted to discuss the outlook for USDSGD. Please note that wave counts
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Elliott Wave Analysis of USDYen (JPY)
- March 20, 2015
- Posted by: Ramki Ramakrishnan
- Category: Jpy
Elliott Wave analysis of USDYEN or JPY has not figured on WaveTmes for a long time. In fact, I haven’t published any currency analysis for a while. That is not to say I haven’t been looking at it. Treasurers of large corporations and hedge fund managers have been in regular touch. I present you with
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Elliott Waves Don't Guarantee a Profit
- November 18, 2013
- Posted by: Ramki Ramakrishnan
- Category: Euro
As you know, this blog is there to help you learn how to use Elliott Waves. There are hundreds of examples of how one could be successful in the financial markets using this kind of technical analysis. There are also a few scattered examples of analysis that didn’t work out. Sometimes the analysis itself was