Murrey math lines and forecasts

Murrey Math Levels is one of the classic approaches to currency market analysis, which is successfully applied to everyday trading processes. Murrey math lines can be used for understanding both short- and long-term outlooks. As a rule, a strategy that involves Murrey math lines includes other types of technical analysis.

Murrey math lines are based on the approach and observation of William Gann, also used for forecasting, but Murrey was able to adapt this system, making it understandable for investors. The Murrey math levels approach is to track the 8 major lines (price levels) that together make up the "Murrey math lines" indicator. Despite the fact that the method of analysis and forecasting according to Murrey math lines is quite complex, experts consider it unique and capable of performing in combination with others. On this page, you will find Murrey math lines analytics from RoboForex experts.

04.10.2022

Murrey Math Lines 04.10.2022 (AUDUSD, NZDUSD)

AUDUSD is returning to 0/8, while NZDUSD may update the September low.
03.10.2022

Murrey Math Lines 03.10.2022 (EURUSD, GBPUSD)

EURUSD is expected to break the support and fall, while GBPUSD may return to 0/8.
30.09.2022

Murrey Math Lines 30.09.2022 (Brent, S&P 500)

Brent may update its weekly low, while the S&P 500 index is still moving inside the “oversold area”.
29.09.2022

Murrey Math Lines 29.09.2022 (USDCHF, XAUUSD)

XAUUSD nay update yesterday’s lows, while USDCHF is moving inside the “overbought area”.
28.09.2022

Murrey Math Lines 28.09.2022 (USDJPY, USDCAD)

Both USDJPY and USDCAD are trading inside their respective “overbought areas” and may soon start new corrections.
27.09.2022

Murrey Math Lines 27.09.2022 (AUDUSD, NZDUSD)

Both AUDUSD and NZDUSD are expected to correct.
26.09.2022

Murrey Math Lines 26.09.2022 (EURUSD, GBPUSD)

Both EURUSD and GBPUSD are moving inside their respective “oversold areas”.
23.09.2022

Murrey Math Lines 23.09.2022 (Brent, S&P 500)

Brent may re-test 4/8, while the S&P 500 index has reached the “oversold area”.