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Forecast vs Reality
In this video, we revisit our previous S&P analysis and compare the forecast with what actually happened in the market.
The primary focus was on two possible scenarios (H1 and H2), with key resistance levels identified around 7,472 and 7,537.
As price action unfolded, the market respected the structure and delivered the anticipated move, providing a textbook example of how market structure and Elliott Wave analysis can help identify high-probability setups.
Watch the full breakdown to see:
At this stage, two scenarios are in play:
- The original forecast
- The key levels that mattered
- How the market reacted
- What this means for the next move in S&P
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Forecasting Philosophy
The sum total of all geo-political, macro and other factors are seen in the movement of the markets, these movements form patterns that are repetitive and hence give us predictive value which is analyzed here in the form of Elliott Wave analysis.
Common Mistakes
- Ignoring broader market context
- Trading against trend structure
- Entering without confirmation
Who This Is For
- Forex traders focused on structure
- Participants using multi-timeframe analysis
- Technical Analysts, Price Action Traders, Intraday and Swing Traders
Frequently Asked Questions
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