March 31, 20200Comments

USD for March 30. America’s Losses from the “coronavirus” can Range From 100 to 200 Thousand People

On March 27, the EUR/USD pair gained about 110 more base points and thus continues to build the expected wave C as part of an ascending or horizontal section of the trend that begins on February 20.

by Jeff Wecker

Forex Analysis

March 27, 20200Comments

Analysis of EUR/USD and GBP/USD for March 27. America Leads the World With the Most Number of Cases of COVID-19

On March 26, the EUR / USD pair gained about 150 more basis points and continues to build the proposed wave C with targets located near the 15th figure. If the current wave marking is correct, then the increase in quotes will continue for the designated purpose.

by Jeff Wecker

Forex Analysis

March 26, 20200Comments

Analysis of EUR/USD and GBP/USD for March 26. US Congress and Fed’s James Bullard Set the Mood for Yesterday’s Trading

On March 25, the EUR / USD pair gained about 95 basis points and continues to build the expected wave C with targets located near the 15th figure. On the morning of March 26, about 60 points were collected, so the recovery is in full swing.

by Jeff Wecker

Forex Analysis

March 25, 20200Comments

Analysis of EUR/USD and GBP/USD for March 25. A Lifeline for the American Economy

On March 24, the EUR/USD pair gained about 60 more base points and continues to build the expected wave C with targets located near the 15th figure. If this is true, then the entire section of the trend that originates after February 20 will acquire a very wide horizontal view.

by Jeff Wecker

Forex Analysis

March 24, 20200Comments

Analysis of EUR/USD and GBP/USD for March 24. The Fed is Starting to Buy Back Securities out of Control in the Hope of Saving Markets and the Economy from Collapse

On March 23, the EUR/USD pair gained about 35 more base points, although it reached 1.0830 again during the day. Since the previous local minimum was not updated, I still consider the assumed wave B completed.

by Jeff Wecker

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