Avi Gilburt
Elliot Wave Technical Analyst & author @ Elliott Wave Trader
Avi Gilburt is a widely followed Elliott Wave technical analyst and author of ElliottWaveTrader.net, a live Trading Room featuring his intraday market analysis (including emini S&P500, metals, oil, USD & VXX), interactive member-analyst forum, and detailed library of Elliott Wave education. You can contact Avi at: [email protected].
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This past week, noted bond fund manager Jeffrey Gundlach reiterated his perspective that gold will see $1400 in 2015. How many more times do we have to see these types of predictions made year after year fall by the wayside?
Last weekend, I was looking for a bottom in the metals, to be followed by an imminent strong rally. Well, the market did not disappoint us in that expectation. However, it did surprise me with the depth of the pullback we experienced at...
For the last few weeks, we have provided you with proof that movements in markets occur within waves, as discovered by R.N. Elliott, and that decision making and changes in trend are governed by Fibonacci mathematics and the properties of...
Until the times of R.N. Elliott, the world applied the Newtonian laws of physics as the primary analysis tool for the stock markets. Basically, these laws provide that movement in the market was caused by outside forces.
Several months ago I presented you with an “evil” plan with which the metals and miners have followed through quite well with regard to their downside movements. However, since that time, they have been acting more like kittens rather...
In an essay published by R.N. Elliot – the discoverer of Elliott Wave analysis - on October 1, 1940, he opened with: “Civilization rests upon change. This change is cyclical in origin and characteristics. A rhythmic series of extreme...
With metals and mining stocks frustrating so many for the last 3 years, it seems they will be frustrating folks for just a little while longer. As I have been saying for quite some time, I do not believe the bottom is in just yet....
Last week, I began with the premise that tracking sentiment is a much more accurate way to determine the direction, or change in direction of a market, relative to fundamental analysis. This week, I will outline the shortcomings of...
Back at the end of February of 2015, I provided you with a set up for the metals to decline strongly over a week or two period of time, to be followed by an upside reversal. I was looking for the markets to test or even break their 2014...
In my humble opinion, I believe that, as more and more study is conducted into the social aspect of economics, we will ultimately abandon the use of “fundamental analysis” as a main research tool in identifying market direction. In fact,...
