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Gold has completed a 7-swing corrective decline in wave B at 4838 and has since turned higher, signaling the start of a new impulsive sequence in wave C. The reaction from 4838 was decisive, suggesting that the correction has likely ended and buyers have regained control of the short-term trend. Within wave C, we have already seen a clear five-swing advance in wave ((i)), confirming the impulsive nature of the move higher. Following that advance, the market is now correcting in wave ((ii)). At this stage, wave ((ii)) may have already completed; however, there remains a possibility of one more marginal low between 4966 and 4937 to complete a three-swing pullback from the recent peak. As long as price remains above the wave B low at 4838, the overall outlook continues to favor further upside

Coca-Cola Co (NYSE: KO) continues setting new record highs weekly. In this article, we analyze its weekly Elliott Wave structure. Our analysis reveals the current bullish breakout path and key upside targets. Elliott Wave Analysis KO is advancing within a nesting structure from its 2023 low. Wave ((1)) ended at $73.53. Subsequently, Wave ((2)) corrected to $60.62. Next, Wave (1) reached $74.38. Then, Wave (2) finished at $65.35. Currently, acceleration unfolds within wave 3 of (3). Therefore, at least three more swings higher should occur. This incomplete bullish sequence supports continued upside within the weekly cycle. The initial wave (3) target is the $82 – $89 equal legs area. Furthermore, the full wave ((3)) projection targets the $101 Fibonacci 1.618 extension. This zone should pre

S&P 500 completes wave 2 pullback near 6775.50 and resumes bullish momentum above the blue box. The S&P 500 (SPX) appears to have completed its pullback in red wave 2 at the equal legs area near 4776, unfolding in a corrective 7-swing structure. From that support zone, price has turned higher, suggesting wave 3 is now underway. While there remains a possibility that the correction could extend into an 11-swing structure toward the 1.618 Fibonacci extension around 6440, but we are taking a more aggressive stance that the pullback has already ended. The strong reaction from the blue box area reinforces the bullish outlook and supports the idea that buyers have regained control. Wave 3 typically represents the strongest and most impulsive leg within the Elliott Wave sequence. Early pr

Trading Patterns Explained: Types, Examples, and How Traders Use Them Financial markets are not random. While short-term price movements may appear chaotic, market behavior consistently follows recognisable patterns driven by trader psychology, liquidity, and structural forces. Learning to identify trading patterns is one of the most important skills a trader can develop. These patterns help traders understand where the market has been, what it is doing now, and what it is most likely to do next. In this guide, we’ll break down what trading patterns are, why they matter, and how traders use them to improve decision-making, timing, and risk management. What Are Trading Patterns? Trading patterns are recurring price formations that appear on charts and reflect collective market behavior over

Elliott Wave Crude Oil Futures CL #F have turned lower in a corrective zigzag pattern at the moment where wave ((a)) unfolded in 5 waves at 61.12 low. Up from there, wave ((b)) peak unfolded in lesser degree 7 swings structure at 65.83 high. And are now progressing through wave ((c)) to the downside. Within this structure, waves (i) and (ii) appear complete, and price has started to accelerate lower in wave (iii). Wave (iii) is expected to extend toward the 60.50 area, which represents equality with wave (i). This level serves as the next key downside target as bearish momentum builds. As long as the structure remains impulsive, further weakness is favored in the near term. After reaching 60.50, we anticipate a corrective bounce in wave (iv), likely unfolding in at least three swings befor

NASDAQ-listed XEL completes corrective wave (II) at $43.64 and turns higher, signaling the beginning of a potentially explosive impulsive advance. Xcel Energy Inc (XEL), listed on the NASDAQ, is showing a compelling bullish Elliott Wave structure on the long-term chart. The technical outlook suggests the stock is transitioning into a powerful impulsive phase, with higher highs expected in the coming quarters. From the early 2000s, XEL has developed a clear five-wave impulsive structure at higher degree. The stock completed a large degree wave III advance followed by a complex wave IV correction. After finishing wave IV, price resumed higher in wave V, completing a major cycle top before entering a corrective sequence. That corrective phase unfolded as a three-wave structure labeled a-b-c o

EURUSD Buy Trade Setup 1. Bullish divergence market pattern. (Red line) 2. Bullish CHoCH/Change of Character. (Black line) 3. Price below equilibrium level where buyers are waiting. (Blue) 4. Wait for price to tap demand zone (Pink) and buy zone (Green) first then enter BUY/LONG with stop loss at the range low and target at 2R minimum. EURUSD 4 Hour Chart February 16 2026 EURUSD, trading, elliottwave, bullish market patterns, forex, @AidanFX, AidanFX A trader should always have multiple strategies all lined up before entering a trade. Never trade off one simple strategy. When multiple strategies all line up it allows a trader to see a clearer trade setup. We at EWF never say we are always right. No market service provider can forecast markets with 100% accuracy. Only thing we at EWF 100%,

Amazon completes wave 4 bounce and turns lower toward Fibonacci downside targets. Amazon (AMZN) has resumed its decline after completing a corrective bounce. The stock formed a three-swing recovery in red wave 4 following the earlier three-wave drop from the peak at 247.77. The bounce remained corrective and failed to change the bearish trend. After finishing wave 4, price turned lower again and started a new impulsive move. The decline is now progressing in wave 5 and is developing as a clear five-wave structure. This confirms sellers remain in control and the larger downside sequence continues. In the near term, the current leg lower should extend toward the 1.236 external retracement of wave 4 near 192.96. This area represents the first downside target. However, the bearish momentu

Johnson Controls International plc, (JCI) engages in engineering, manufacturing, commissioning & retrofitting building products & systems in United States & globally. It operates in four segments like Building Solutions in North America, Building Solutions EMEA/LA, Building Solutions Asia-Pacific & Global products. It comes under Industrials sector & trades as “JCI” ticker at NYSE. JCI is showing bullish Elliott Wave sequence in weekly. It favors rally in ((3)) of III & expect continuation, while dips remain above January-2026 low. We like to buy the next pullback in ((4)) at extreme area against October-2023 low. In weekly, it ended I of (III) at $81.77 high & II at $45.52 low in July-2022. Above there, it favors rally in III, where ((3)) is extended. Within II

Bullish reversal from the blue box support signals the next impulsive rally phase Dixon Technologies (India) Ltd has delivered a technically clean reaction from a major Elliott Wave support region. The weekly structure now suggests the corrective phase has likely ended and the next impulsive advance has begun. Based on the chart structure, we are considering red wave IV completed inside the high-probability support zone between the 50% and 61.8% Fibonacci retracement of wave III — represented by the blue box. This zone historically acts as an area where institutions accumulate positions within a strong trend. Price respected this area precisely and turned higher, indicating buyers have regained control. Elliott Wave Structure and Current Market Position The stock previously formed a strong