Скачать или смотреть Eye of the Storm Podcast / S&P 500 EW Weekly Update 1/31/2026 by Michael Filighera

In this week's podcast I focused on analyzing the Elliott Wave update for the S&P 500, providing a detailed review of market trends and potential future movements. I discussed the completion point of a cycle-degree third wave, which began in 1949, and the impending cycle-degree fourth wave correction, which he anticipates could take 6-12 years. I highlighted concerns about U.S. debt accumulation and its potential impact on the market, as well as the role of algorithmic trading in influencing market movements. I also adjusted his labeling of waves in both the cash and futures markets, noting the possibility of a diagonal fifth wave and discussing key support and resistance levels. I emphasized the importance of preparing for potential market volatility and geopolitical risks, including tensions in Iran, and concluded by expressing uncertainty about the market's immediate direction but noting the proximity of critical levels that could influence future movements.

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