Trade with Anna | Elliott waves
#TSLA, 1H, We have passed the risk size (https://t.me/eightyninewaves/4372). I usually make a partial fixation in this situation when trading a trend break. So that in case of a stop I can be at breakeven. I don't touch the stop.
#TSLA, 1H, +53% from the entry point, setup from this channel (https://t.me/eightyninewaves/4372). And my public deposit broke upwards again to the 101K mark.
❤2🐳2😍1
Trade with Anna | Elliott waves
#SPX, 4H, Yesterday SPX gave almost +8% off the bottom, allowing me to capitalise on fear and panic by buying off call options. Still think the bottom was a V-shaped bottom, too much negative sentiment.
#SPX, 1H, On Tuesday 8 April I bought it, betting on a V-bottom, wrote about it here. And since my entry at the very low, we are already up 22%.
No chart could have determined the exact reversal point. But analyzing the sentiment could well tell us something important.
No chart could have determined the exact reversal point. But analyzing the sentiment could well tell us something important.
🤩2❤1👍1
Gold - correction is on track
#XAUUSD, 1D, As expected after the fulfilment of the first targets, Gold is now developing a correction within the wave [iv], which may well be a good place to buy for the medium-term.
If cycles are to be believed, we should see its completion around August. All this time it's possible to build up a non-marginal position with the aim to sell next year in the area of $4000 per ounce.
If the collapse within the current correction is significant, I'll enter with leverage, most likely through buying call options on GLD. The trading plan is on the chart.
#XAUUSD, 1D, As expected after the fulfilment of the first targets, Gold is now developing a correction within the wave [iv], which may well be a good place to buy for the medium-term.
If cycles are to be believed, we should see its completion around August. All this time it's possible to build up a non-marginal position with the aim to sell next year in the area of $4000 per ounce.
If the collapse within the current correction is significant, I'll enter with leverage, most likely through buying call options on GLD. The trading plan is on the chart.
👍7❤3🔥3👌1
Trade with Anna | Elliott waves
#BNBUSD, 1D, I will risk to publish the labelling with the completion of the whole triangle [iv]. Although according to WA norms the upside exit shouldn't start before mid-May, now seems to be a good place for slowly buying on the spot. Targets from X2 from…
#BNBUSD, 4H, Labelling for zoomers and generation alpha with no more than 7-seconds per unit of content.
❤6🐳2🔥1
#XAGUSD, 4H, Today I'm trying to speak the same language with my subscribers 😄 this labelling is for the girls!
❤🔥7👍2🥰1🐳1
Trade with Anna | Elliott waves
#USOIL, 1D, An interesting thing developing in the end of the year, according to the cycles, oil rises.
It's been a while since I've reviewed US light crude. The last update was back in September 2024. At that time I was predicting a drop of 49 from 69 and an exponential rise at the beginning of this year.
#USOIL, 1D, The first part of the forecast has almost come true, oil fell to $55, rebounded and is now at $61.5 a barrel. But the targets are not fulfilled yet, which hints at the possibility of another bottom in the near future. Then the growth will come around the end of the current year.
It's a matter of time before the growth will be for sure. The second picture shows the cost of oil production in the USA, and the third one shows the cost of developing new wells. Oil producers, the same ones who supported Trump, are operating on the edge of profitability.
Operating costs for existing wells (the minimum price at which they are not shut in) average $36 per barrel WTI.
The cost of drilling new wells averages $62 per barrel WTI.
The current price is $61.5 per barrel WTI.
#USOIL, 1D, The first part of the forecast has almost come true, oil fell to $55, rebounded and is now at $61.5 a barrel. But the targets are not fulfilled yet, which hints at the possibility of another bottom in the near future. Then the growth will come around the end of the current year.
It's a matter of time before the growth will be for sure. The second picture shows the cost of oil production in the USA, and the third one shows the cost of developing new wells. Oil producers, the same ones who supported Trump, are operating on the edge of profitability.
Operating costs for existing wells (the minimum price at which they are not shut in) average $36 per barrel WTI.
The cost of drilling new wells averages $62 per barrel WTI.
The current price is $61.5 per barrel WTI.
👍7❤3
Trade with Anna | Elliott waves
Bitcoin Wave Analysis: the latest rise. In the era of rapidly depreciating money, society needed a non-inflationary tool. And bitcoin and the whole idea of decentralized emission of money became it. In fact, this is a public response to the policy of quantitative…
#BTCUSD, 1W, New forecasts are written by those who have bad old ones. Mine are great. That's why there is not much content, but it's always to the point and accurate.
🔥9👍4
Trade with Anna | Elliott waves
#XAGUSD, 4H, Today I'm trying to speak the same language with my subscribers 😄 this labelling is for the girls!
#XAGUSD, 4H, A movement up on silver as promised.
❤5👍2🐳1
Afraid of nuclear war breaking out?
Anonymous Poll
22%
Yes, a lot 😱
60%
Not really, I don’t believe it starts 🫰🏻
18%
No at all, I have a bomb shelter 😎
❤3
There will be no nuclear war
I looked at the charts of all available sociometers and indices on Iran and Israel. Estimated the scale of possible fall of the world market and oil growth. And I didn’t see anything critical there.
According to Elliott Waves, the same S&P500 can fall by 15% at most, while oil can grow "only" 2-2.5 times.
These are not the levels that should be due to a nuclear strike, even a single one. But it’s quite possible to temporarily close the Strait of Hormuz and continue mutual conventional non-nuclear strikes, without a ground operation.
I’m not a military expert, but I’d venture to say that neither side can achieve its goals without intervention or nuclear bombardment. Russia and Ukraine, where on a normal night there are many times more missiles flying around than in the first days of the "very intense" conflict here, is proof of that. So they will shoot for the public's amusement and calm down for a couple or three weeks.
I think at this time there will be excellent entry points in the same bitcoin and western stock for the medium-term with the previously outlined targets. In terms of cycles, I have a rapid growth scheduled for August so far.
I looked at the charts of all available sociometers and indices on Iran and Israel. Estimated the scale of possible fall of the world market and oil growth. And I didn’t see anything critical there.
According to Elliott Waves, the same S&P500 can fall by 15% at most, while oil can grow "only" 2-2.5 times.
These are not the levels that should be due to a nuclear strike, even a single one. But it’s quite possible to temporarily close the Strait of Hormuz and continue mutual conventional non-nuclear strikes, without a ground operation.
I’m not a military expert, but I’d venture to say that neither side can achieve its goals without intervention or nuclear bombardment. Russia and Ukraine, where on a normal night there are many times more missiles flying around than in the first days of the "very intense" conflict here, is proof of that. So they will shoot for the public's amusement and calm down for a couple or three weeks.
I think at this time there will be excellent entry points in the same bitcoin and western stock for the medium-term with the previously outlined targets. In terms of cycles, I have a rapid growth scheduled for August so far.
❤7❤🔥3🔥1👏1🤩1🐳1
Trade with Anna | Elliott waves
U.S.: coming in for a last lap before the crash. #DJI, 4H, About a year ago I gave out a labelling here where I was expecting 43000 on the Dow index and then a drop to at least 37000 (https://t.me/eightyninewaves/4171). That's what happened: without entering…
Today's protests are not going to lead to anything too bad in the US either.
I'm not going to guess if the Trump administration will hold, but what I can say is that the markets will react to all that is going on this weekend with a slight decline, without a renewal of the April bottom.
#DJI, 1D, I previously labelled my entry point for longs (https://t.me/eightyninewaves/4410). This past trading week I fixed them according to my sentiment indicator. Now I'm in cash and waiting for a lower entry point, but not by much, within the wave (ii).
I expect a powerful growth and renewal of historical tops in August, for now.
I'm not going to guess if the Trump administration will hold, but what I can say is that the markets will react to all that is going on this weekend with a slight decline, without a renewal of the April bottom.
#DJI, 1D, I previously labelled my entry point for longs (https://t.me/eightyninewaves/4410). This past trading week I fixed them according to my sentiment indicator. Now I'm in cash and waiting for a lower entry point, but not by much, within the wave (ii).
I expect a powerful growth and renewal of historical tops in August, for now.
👍4❤3🔥2🥰2
Trade with Anna | Elliott waves
#BTCUSD, 1H, The upward hike in the scenario continues. At the moment more than 2 risks have passed, this is a reason to make a partial fixation and continue to take up longs on pullbacks. Let me remind you that the full confirmation of the uptrend is scheduled…
#BTCUSD, 1H, As usual, everything is going according to the arrows. Only a little bit behind the plan, but ok... Now we'll go to the 89K-94K area and then we'll fly. Probably... :o)
🔥10👏6😍4❤3👍2
Trade with Anna | Elliott waves
#GAS, 1D, Haven't updated natural gas in a while (https://t.me/eightyninewaves/4245). And it continues to rise and is already up 60%+ from the entry point (https://t.me/eightyninewaves/4230). We are on the cusp of a repeat of the 2021 energy crisis, which…
It was all in the Simpsons here
#GAS, 1D, I see x4 of the current price. Looks like the US is going to step in to support Israel and Europe will finally give up on Russian gas.
Whether to tinker with futures or not is up to you, I'm more in favour of buying Novatek stocks and EQT. No leverage for now.
#GAS, 1D, I see x4 of the current price. Looks like the US is going to step in to support Israel and Europe will finally give up on Russian gas.
Whether to tinker with futures or not is up to you, I'm more in favour of buying Novatek stocks and EQT. No leverage for now.
❤9👏8😍4🥰3👍2🤩2🐳2🔥1
Trade with Anna | Elliott waves
It was all in the Simpsons here #GAS, 1D, I see x4 of the current price. Looks like the US is going to step in to support Israel and Europe will finally give up on Russian gas. Whether to tinker with futures or not is up to you, I'm more in favour of buying…
22 June is the day WWII and WWIII began
As I said in the gas review, the US stepped in to the war in the Middle East – another WA forecast outside the stock market is fulfilled, alas.
There were nuclear bombings on the symbolic day of the summer solstice. Something it reminds... History repeats itself, this time in the form of farce.
Now it seems that all this is for years. A new front in World War 3 has been irreversibly opened.
P.S. I know that the solstice this year was 21 June, by the time of the States they started just on that day.
As I said in the gas review, the US stepped in to the war in the Middle East – another WA forecast outside the stock market is fulfilled, alas.
There were nuclear bombings on the symbolic day of the summer solstice. Something it reminds... History repeats itself, this time in the form of farce.
Now it seems that all this is for years. A new front in World War 3 has been irreversibly opened.
P.S. I know that the solstice this year was 21 June, by the time of the States they started just on that day.
Telegram
Trade with Anna | Elliott waves
It was all in the Simpsons here
#GAS, 1D, I see x4 of the current price. Looks like the US is going to step in to support Israel and Europe will finally give up on Russian gas.
Whether to tinker with futures or not is up to you, I'm more in favour of buying…
#GAS, 1D, I see x4 of the current price. Looks like the US is going to step in to support Israel and Europe will finally give up on Russian gas.
Whether to tinker with futures or not is up to you, I'm more in favour of buying…
🥰9❤8😍6👏5🔥4👍2
Trade with Anna | Elliott waves
#BTCUSD, 1H, As usual, everything is going according to the arrows. Only a little bit behind the plan, but ok... Now we'll go to the 89K-94K area and then we'll fly. Probably... :o)
#BTCUSD, 1H, Now the very drop below 100K that I predicted is being realised. Bitcoin is flying down in the wave [Y] of "ii", then is scheduled to rise, including to 250K, after its completion.
I realise that it's hard for an ordinary person, not a trader, without training to take the forecast consistently. He thinks that I forecast both ways. But no, forecasts are always one way, only the timeframe differs, the time when it'll come true. And within this one side, volatility happens, there are movements, and you can make money on them, too. It would be foolish not to take advantage of this.
I realise that it's hard for an ordinary person, not a trader, without training to take the forecast consistently. He thinks that I forecast both ways. But no, forecasts are always one way, only the timeframe differs, the time when it'll come true. And within this one side, volatility happens, there are movements, and you can make money on them, too. It would be foolish not to take advantage of this.
❤21👍8🥰6😍6👏5🔥3
Trade with Anna | Elliott waves
From the point of view of Wave Analysis and Socionomics, all post-Soviet countries at the tip of cyclical wave "IV" are destined to go through wars, to repeat the sentiment of the collapse of the Russian Empire.
Will there be a “Special Military Operation” in Azerbaijan?
I think Russia’s conflicts with its neighbors are far from over, they’re just getting started.
The root cause wasn’t Lenin, as some like to claim, but rather the capitalist transition of the 1990s. Back then, every former Soviet republic drifted toward the harbors of the dominant powers of the day. Soon after, they began betraying Russian entrepreneurs and aligning with Moscow’s geopolitical rivals.
Because the harsh truth is: without a large, wealthy economic center, none of the former Soviet economies are sustainable. There are only two real exceptions: Russia and Turkmenistan. Both refused to align militarily or economically with anyone.
But they also failed to build something of their own. Russia tried with the CSTO, the CIS, the “Taiga” alliances, but all forms of “soft“ power collapsed. And now it’s time for hard power.
Russia’s failure wasn’t an accident. There was a massive, well-funded campaign against it, financed with money that the other side simply prints. First the Caucasus (1994–2008), then Ukraine (2014–2025), and now, slowly but surely, it looks like Central Asia’s turn is coming (2030–…).
That’s why I don’t expect a full-scale war with Azerbaijan. They’ll strike a deal. What’s happening now feels more like a falling out between business partners, not a blood feud. The outcome will be a choice: handled amicably, or not.
Option one, less likely: a “Union State” like Belarus after 2020, where citizens are practically treated like Russians — free to run businesses, study, send money home, share their culture, etc.
Option two, far more likely: the Saakashvili-era Georgia scenario. Possibly without losing territory (but that’s not guaranteed), and almost certainly with Azerbaijanis losing access to the Russian market. No more sending profits home, until relations normalize.
Russia’s message to Azerbaijanis is clear: if you want to be with Turkey, Israel, and Ukraine – fine, go work and hustle there. And if you don’t want that path, then stop messing around, and let’s get back to being friends like nothing happened.
But the real question is – why now? Why did Moscow push Aliyev to choose today, not during the Armenia conflict?
That’s the most telling part. Russia believes the war in Ukraine is nearing its conclusion, which means it no longer fears opening a second front. There’ll soon be a lot of trained, combat-hardened men who’ll need… new assignments.
Also, there was a major diplomatic embarrassment with Iran: drones reportedly flew through its airspace from the north, and Tehran wasn’t prepared. Either Azerbaijan broke some quiet promise to Russia… or it’s just a coincidence. But I stopped believing in coincidences a long time ago.
I’m not expecting a war, yet. But tensions and escalation will rise. Which is why I’m skipping the Formula 1 race in Baku this September. We’ll see how things develop after that.
I think Russia’s conflicts with its neighbors are far from over, they’re just getting started.
The root cause wasn’t Lenin, as some like to claim, but rather the capitalist transition of the 1990s. Back then, every former Soviet republic drifted toward the harbors of the dominant powers of the day. Soon after, they began betraying Russian entrepreneurs and aligning with Moscow’s geopolitical rivals.
Because the harsh truth is: without a large, wealthy economic center, none of the former Soviet economies are sustainable. There are only two real exceptions: Russia and Turkmenistan. Both refused to align militarily or economically with anyone.
But they also failed to build something of their own. Russia tried with the CSTO, the CIS, the “Taiga” alliances, but all forms of “soft“ power collapsed. And now it’s time for hard power.
Russia’s failure wasn’t an accident. There was a massive, well-funded campaign against it, financed with money that the other side simply prints. First the Caucasus (1994–2008), then Ukraine (2014–2025), and now, slowly but surely, it looks like Central Asia’s turn is coming (2030–…).
That’s why I don’t expect a full-scale war with Azerbaijan. They’ll strike a deal. What’s happening now feels more like a falling out between business partners, not a blood feud. The outcome will be a choice: handled amicably, or not.
Option one, less likely: a “Union State” like Belarus after 2020, where citizens are practically treated like Russians — free to run businesses, study, send money home, share their culture, etc.
Option two, far more likely: the Saakashvili-era Georgia scenario. Possibly without losing territory (but that’s not guaranteed), and almost certainly with Azerbaijanis losing access to the Russian market. No more sending profits home, until relations normalize.
Russia’s message to Azerbaijanis is clear: if you want to be with Turkey, Israel, and Ukraine – fine, go work and hustle there. And if you don’t want that path, then stop messing around, and let’s get back to being friends like nothing happened.
But the real question is – why now? Why did Moscow push Aliyev to choose today, not during the Armenia conflict?
That’s the most telling part. Russia believes the war in Ukraine is nearing its conclusion, which means it no longer fears opening a second front. There’ll soon be a lot of trained, combat-hardened men who’ll need… new assignments.
Also, there was a major diplomatic embarrassment with Iran: drones reportedly flew through its airspace from the north, and Tehran wasn’t prepared. Either Azerbaijan broke some quiet promise to Russia… or it’s just a coincidence. But I stopped believing in coincidences a long time ago.
I’m not expecting a war, yet. But tensions and escalation will rise. Which is why I’m skipping the Formula 1 race in Baku this September. We’ll see how things develop after that.
👍18❤15🔥10🥰5😍5👏3
Trade with Anna | Elliott waves
#BNBUSD, 1D, I will risk to publish the labelling with the completion of the whole triangle [iv]. Although according to WA norms the upside exit shouldn't start before mid-May, now seems to be a good place for slowly buying on the spot. Targets from X2 from…
#BNBUSD, 1D, Excellent forecast about triangle completion turned out in mid-March.
More than 2 risks passed on the spot, it's possible to fix half of it on the next ATH.
More than 2 risks passed on the spot, it's possible to fix half of it on the next ATH.
❤28👍14🔥8😍8👏6🥰4