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Using Elliott Wave Analysis to Target Sector Rotation Opportunities

Released on Tuesday, July 23, 2024TECHNICAL ANALYSIS

ElliottWaveTrader’s senior analysts and co-hosts of Stock Waves and the Metals & Mining service at EWT will explain how they use Elliott Wave to stay on top of rotation opportunities between sector ETFs, including sharing their analysis of the metals and mining sector. Zac and Garrett will also discuss selling covered calls into EW resistance as they share their strategy of using Elliott Wave analysis and Fibonacci Pinball to pinpoint market moves. 


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Zachary Mannes
ElliottWaveTrader.net, Senior Analyst, US Equities
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Garrett Patten
ElliottWaveTrader.net, Senior Analyst, US Equities and US & World Indices

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