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What Keeps The Trend Intact And How To Spot A Trend Change With Fibonacci Retracements Video!

Nick Ehrenberg

01 Mar 2024

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Weekly Grain/Livestock Update 7/10/25

Grains & Livestock, Opposite Directions, but Adhering to the Same ONE44 Fibonacci Rules and Guidelines. The best way to tell if a market will keep the current trend is by watching the 38.2% retracement, The Charts in this weeks update are key to this analysis. The 38.2% retracement

10 Jul 2025 17 min read

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Weekly Grain/Livestock Update 7/3/25

Overview Soybeans August The swing point for the week was 61.8% at 1021.00 and it has already hit the short term target of 61.8% the other way at 1059.00 based on the ONE44 61.8% rule. Corn September Corn held two ticks above the 399.75

03 Jul 2025 14 min read

New SP 500 Long Term Target

ESU25 The chart is key to this analysis. From 4/7/25 ESM25 The big plunge overnight took it to 23.6% back to the 2009 low at 4850.00. Here is what is possible on a failure to get back above 38.2% back to the 2022 low at

29 Jun 2025 4 min read

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