The stock of the processor manufacturer AMD (Advanced Micro Devices Inc.) has risen considerably yesterday, possibly related to the ongoing – and for now, still veiled in some secrecy – security problem that seems to be affecting some Intel processors, in addition to its own merits.
I thought this might be a good time to have a look at AMD, and see what the charts say, using my favourite analysis tool, which is my own Extended Elliott Wave Theory. This is a free analysis update.
The time is now golden (yes, very funny, we know…) for a summary of our composite technical analyses of Gold for the time period 2017-01 to 2017-09.
This follows on our previously established very successful chain of Gold/USD analyses – our previous analysis summary for Gold/USD was published in March 2017. There’s some overlap in this summary.
In this analysis summary, we examine our Elliott Wave analysis for the S&P 500 between late March 2017 and mid-August 2017. This summary starts off where the last one ended. The idea is of course, to demonstrate the continuous flow of analysis updates offered through our Elliott Wave subscription service.
As part of our technical analysis process, we try to develop long-term models for the financial markets – where possible.
Often, long-term forecasts and Elliott Wave models are not possible to arrive at in any meaningful way, because of the fact that financial markets frequently develop bifurcation points in the wave structure, which sometimes create situations with very low predictability.
At other times, the markets present structures which allow long-term Elliott Wave models to be developed and presented.
In this technical analysis summary, we’ll have a look at our Elliott Wave analysis work for the NASDAQ Composite index, between mid-February and mid-July 2017.
This update is a summary of our composite technical analyses for the German DAX 30 stock market index, between January of 2017 and early August of 2017.
The Japanese stock market index Nikkei 225 is included in our technical analysis service package. This article is a summary of our composite technical analysis (using our proprietary Extended Elliott Wave Theory) for Nikkei 225 between late November 2016 and mid-August 2017.
The Brazilian Bovespa Index (also referred to as IBovespa) entered a correction during H1 2017, and was generally range bound during this time period. It was a quite difficult time period to analyze and trade. Let’s see how we did.
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