Elliott Wave International’s Jeffrey Kennedy explains many ways to use this basic tool May 21, 2012 By Elliott Wave International The following trading lesson has been adapted from Jeffrey Kennedy’s eBook, Trading…
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A Four-Chart Lesson in Spotting Trade Setups
By Elliott Wave International You can find low-risk, high-probability trading opportunities by trading with the trend. The trick is to find the end of market corrections, so you can position yourself for…
How To Use Fibonacci Ratios in the Real World
By Elliott Wave International What tools help you with the difficult task of identifying the market trend, riding it, and getting out before it reverses? Consider Fibonacci ratios: Mathematical proportions by which…
Video: The Versatility of the Wave Principle
Video: The Versatility of the Wave PrincipleTimeless Trading Lesson In the video below, EWI senior analyst and trading instructor Jeffrey Kennedy shows how the Wave Principle can help you identify a high-probability…
Why weekly charts work
Many traders get so involved with the market on a daily or even an intraday basis, that they somehow lose out on the bigger picture. Weekly charts are enormously helpful in giving…
Slicing the Neckline: A Classic Technical Pattern Agrees with the Elliott Wave Count
By Elliott Wave International In the August issue of his Elliott Wave Theorist, market forecaster Robert Prechter alerted readers that the U.S. stock market was slicing the neckline of a classic head-and-shoulders…
Get Your Free Report: How to Use Bar Patterns to Spot Trade Setups
Greetings reader, Our friends at Elliott Wave International, the world’s largest market forecasting firm, have just updated their free report, How to Use Bar Patterns to Spot Trade Setups. With thousands of…
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Today more and more investors are warming to the fact that psychology moves markets and therefore fundamental analysis, which fails to properly measure mass investor psychology, must be flawed. Who can blame…