The short-term Elliott Wave outlook for GBPUSD suggests that the decline from the August 21 high is unfolding as a zigzag corrective structure. The initial leg lower, labeled wave A, completed at 1.314, as shown on the 1-hour chart. Following that low, the pair began a wave B recovery. This rally is expected to correct the decline from the August 21 peak before the broader bearish sequence resumes. Wave B is taking shape as another zigzag pattern of a lesser degree. From the wave A low, wave (i) advanced to 1.3276 before a pullback in wave (ii) ended at 1.323. The pair then resumed higher in wave (iii), reaching 1.337. A subsequent correction in wave (iv) found support at 1.3298. From there, the final push higher in wave (v) extended to 1.3419, completing wave ((a)) of the larger-degree wa

On October 21, 2026, we published our Elliott Wave forecast for Gold (XAUUSD), identifying a potential downside move while price was trading around 4,125. Our analysis outlined a bearish scenario, with Gold expected to continue lower following a corrective recovery. What followed was a substantial decline, with Gold falling toward the 3,980 region before staging a rebound toward 4,060. The move demonstrated the importance of identifying market structure, defining invalidation levels, and remaining focused on the prevailing Elliott Wave count. The Forecast: 10.21.2026 In our original 60-minute XAUUSD chart, we were tracking the development of a larger corrective structure following Gold’s earlier advance. Our Elliott Wave count suggested that the market was progressing through a bearish seq

Nikkei Futures (NKD) continues to favor a larger-degree double three Elliott Wave correction from the June 22, 2026 high. The decline from that peak completed wave (W) at 60,575. Thereafter, the market staged a corrective recovery in wave (X), which ended at 71,523. With wave (X) in place, the index has resumed lower in wave (Y), the final leg of the corrective sequence. Based on the current structure, the downside objective for wave (Y) is derived from the 100% to 161.8% Fibonacci extension of wave (W). This projection identifies a target zone between 58,400 and 50,348. From an Elliott Wave perspective, wave (Y) is unfolding as a zigzag pattern. Within this structure, wave A has already completed at 61,680. The decline into wave A developed as a clear five-wave impulsive sequence, as illu

JPMorgan enters Q4 with analysts still broadly positive on the stock. The consensus remains around Moderate Buy, with targets near $368–$374. Analysts continue highlighting strong loan growth, resilient consumer activity, and solid net interest income. However, higher rates and softer deal activity could create more volatility during the quarter. Looking ahead, analysts still see JPMorgan as one of the strongest large U.S. banks. Management expects full-year net interest income near $106 billion, while loan growth remains healthy. However, investment banking and fixed-income activity recently lost some momentum. Therefore, Q4 could bring consolidation before the larger growth story resumes into 2027. Elliott Wave Outlook: JPM Weekly Charts August 2026 Elliott Wave Outlook: JPM Weekly Chart

The short‑term Elliott Wave view in Nvidia (NVDA) indicates that the decline from the October 6, 2026 high is progressing as a five‑wave impulsive structure. From that peak, wave (i) ended at $229.85 after an initial sharp drop. A brief recovery in wave (ii) followed and reached $235.50 before sellers regained control. The stock then accelerated lower in wave (iii), which extended to $212.77 and confirmed the strength of the bearish sequence. A subsequent rally in wave (iv) lifted the stock to $222.75, yet it did not alter the broader downside pressure. The current expectation is that NVDA will complete wave (v) soon, which should also finish wave ((i)) at a larger degree. Once wave ((i)) concludes, the stock is projected to advance in wave ((ii)) as it corrects the cycle from the October

Since forming the all‑time high at $408.61 in May 2026, Google (GOOGL) has begun a larger‑degree correction. The broader extreme area for this cycle sits at $288–$306, and the current decline continues to track toward that region. Short term, the cycle from the September 22, 2026 high remains in progress as a clear impulsive structure. Within this sequence, wave (1) ended at $336.02, and the subsequent rally in wave (2) ended at $359.16. The stock then turned lower in wave (3), which shows internal subdivision consistent with a five‑wave impulse. Down from wave (2), wave 1 ended at $340.61, and the rally in wave 2 ended at $352.15. The decline resumed in wave 3 with an impulsive profile that reinforces the broader corrective theme. Down from wave 2, wave ((i)) ended at $338.75, and the ral

Hello fellow traders. In this technical article, we’ll look at the Bitcoin (BTCUSD) Elliott Wave charts published in our members’ area. As our members know, we are calling the cycle from the September 21 peak complete, opening the door for a potential reversal. We’ll highlight the key levels that need to hold to maintain this view and present potential target areas to watch. Let’s break down the Elliott Wave structure and explore the latest outlook for BTCUSD. For those who are not familiar with the most common Elliott Wave structures, we recommend checking out our Free Educational Page to learn more. BTCUSD Elliott Wave 1  Hour  Chart 10.20.2026 We called for the correction to potentially complete at the 79,704 low. However, the bounce from this level remains shallow, and we wou

Oracle Corporation (ORCL), headquartered in Austin, Texas, is one of the world’s largest enterprise technology companies. Founded in 1977 by Larry Ellison, Bob Miner, and Ed Oates, Oracle has built its reputation around data management, enterprise software, and cloud computing. While the company’s fundamentals remain strong, the technical picture suggests a deeper correction is still unfolding. Weekly Elliott Wave View — October 21, 2026 Bearish Bias Intact: ORCL Points to Further Decline Chart Headline — Grand Super Cycle Pullback in Progress The rally from all‑time lows peaked in Grand Super Cycle wave ((I)) at $345.72 in September 2025. Since then, ORCL has been correcting within wave ((II)), unfolding as a zigzag structure. Wave (a) ended at $134.57. Wave (b) bounced to $250.83. Wave (

Short‑term Elliott Wave analysis in Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) shows a clear decline from the October 6, 2026 high. The structure follows a five‑wave impulsive pattern, and the completed five‑swing turn keeps the broader bias pointed lower. This view holds as long as price remains below the October 6 peak. From that high, wave ((i)) ended at $570.6. Wave ((ii)) then advanced to $612.31 before sellers regained control. The stock moved sharply lower in wave ((iii)) and reached $530.09. A measured rebound in wave ((iv)) followed and ended at $569.25. Price action has since pushed into wave ((v)). The structure still allows one more leg lower before wave ((v)) completes. That final drop would also finish wave A at the higher degree. After wave A ends, the stock should attempt a larger‑degree

On October 14 2026 I posted on social media @AidanFX the GBPJPY sell entry chart with stop loss and targets. GBPJPY 15 Minute Chart October 14 2026 GBPJPY, trading, elliottwave, bearish market patterns, forex, @AidanFX, AidanFX GBPJPY moves lower and on October 14 2026 price hits the 2R target at 208.86 from 209.82 and I closed the sell trade for +96 pips (+2% gain risking 1% on every trade) GBPJPY 15 Minute Chart October 14 2026 GBPJPY, trading, elliottwave, bearish 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 forec

In technical market analysis, tracking Elliott Wave structures step-by-step allows traders to stay aligned with the primary trend direction while managing risk effectively. Today, we review a recent forecast for Silver ($XAGUSD), comparing our 4-hour forecast from late September 2026 against the price action through mid-October 2026. The Forecast: 09.24.2026 In our 09.24.2026 4-hour update, Silver was trading near 63.73 after completing a peak at the major wave (X). At the time, the Elliott Wave structure favored a bearish outlook while remaining below the key invalidation level at 71.122. The forecast called for the completion of the remaining sub-waves (iii), (iv), and (v) of ((c)), which were expected to drive price lower into the 60.414 – 58.538 target zone and complete the larger wave